Peach Tree Borer is the most destructive insect pest of peach, cherry, plum, nectarine, apricot and other stone fruits. It also attacks the flowering forms of these trees.

Get some tips on how to protect your trees from the peach tree borer.

We definitely have peach tree borers in our nectarine tree. The trunk is pretty much encircled by the sap oozing just above the ground level. What insecticide should I apply to the trunk and ...

Peach Tree Borer is the most destructive insect pest of peach, cherry, plum, nectarine, apricot and other stone fruits. It also attacks the flowering forms of these trees.

The emerald ash borer, a metallic green beetle responsible for the destruction of ash trees, has been detected in more than 40 U.S. states.

Peach tree borer is so prevalent locally that I recommend treating for it every year. Sooner or later, the tree will get it, and it’s best to prevent infestation in the first place.

Your second issue sounds much like peach tree borers. The larvae of a different species of moth, peach tree borers attack not only peach trees, but also plums, cherries, nectarines and apricots.

JACKSON - Borer problems with woody landscape plants have expanded exponentially in the last couple of years. I find that they are usually one of three types, and identification is crucial as they ...

Peach tree borer or crown borer is an insect that is a problem with all stone-fruit type plants such as peaches, plums, cherries and apricots and their ornamental relatives.

The oozing sap from this plum tree trunk is the classic symptom of damage from the lesser peach tree borer. It is coming out of the holes created by the borers.

Moth balls are an old-time remedy for the control of borers infesting the base of tree trunks and were often utilized to control peach tree borers in the fall.