As a certified arborist, I understand the frustration and concern that comes with a Crepe Myrtle scale infestation. This pest, known scientifically as Eriococcus lagerstroemiae , has become a significant issue in North Carolina, affecting the health and beauty of our beloved Crepe Myrtles. Fortunately, there are effective natural treatments that can help manage and eradicate this problem without resorting to harsh chemicals. Here’s a comprehensive guide to treating Crepe Myrt

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