Raspberry Crown Borer
10 years ago
I just found this in my new mulberry, I believe it was a raspberry crown borer, after cutting a foot off I seen it come out and fly away and now the mulberry is only 3' tall. My question is should I keep cutting it down till I find the bottom of the hole? could there be larvae in the hole? is there something I can put in the hole to kill it? will the tree grow properly with the hole in it?
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