What to Do for a Weeping Willow That Has Black Beetles on it

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While weeping willows are not likely to die from an attack of black beetles, the infestation is likely to weaken the tree's resistance to other organisms. Control black beetles with a low-toxicity insecticide.

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What to Do for a Weeping Willow That Has Black Beetles on it

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