Michigan Christmas Tree Pest Management Guide

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January 27, 2021

A comprehensive guide for Christmas tree pest management from insects to diseases to protecting pollinators.

Includes a seasonal pest calendar, insect pests, registered insecticides and miticides, diseases, registered fungicides, how to protect pollinators and mite control and impact on predatory mites.

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Tags: christmas trees, forestry, integrated pest management, nursery & christmas trees, pest management

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