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Bagworms can cause severe, rapid decline in Oklahoma evergreens. Once larvae build their protective cases, most treatments become ineffective and damage is often irreversible. Our Bagworm Prevention Treatment targets the early hatch stage, stopping infestations before they start and preserving the health of your shrubs and trees.
Bagworms can cause rapid and often irreversible injury to evergreens once feeding begins. After larvae build their protective bags, most treatments are ineffective. Preventing early feeding is the most reliable way to protect hedges, arborvitae, cedars, and junipers from long-term decline.
Bagworm Prevention is applied during the early hatch period, typically from late May through early June. Timing is guided by Growing Degree Days (GDD), which predict when young larvae emerge. Treating during this window allows us to stop feeding before larvae form protective cases.
Yes. Once the application has dried, treated areas are safe for people and pets to re-enter. Evergreen species tolerate these products well when applied at proper rates, and your technician will note any plant health concerns during service.
Properties with a history of bagworms, nearby cedars or junipers, or dense evergreen screens often benefit from annual prevention. Bagworms tend to return to the same areas if left unmanaged. Regular yearly treatments provide consistent protection for your landscape investment.
This application protects your evergreens throughout the bagworm feeding period. Protection duration depends on plant density, canopy size, and environmental conditions, but most landscapes receive full-season coverage with a single preventive treatment.
Typically $140–$280 per application — Ideal for properties with a few susceptible evergreens or short hedges. Pricing reflects minimum billing and the time required for detailed preventative coverage.
Typically $280–$420 per application — Common for homes with clustered evergreens or moderate hedgerows. Pricing reflects increased plant count and additional fogger runtime needed for full canopy protection.
Typically $420–$700 per application — Designed for properties with longer hedges, arborvitae lines, or multiple evergreen groupings. Pricing reflects greater canopy density and higher material use.
Typically $700–$1,000 per application — Appropriate for larger landscapes with extensive evergreen screening. Pricing reflects the increased time and coverage required to treat multiple bagworm-prone areas.
Please contact us for a custom proposal. At this scale, property-specific planning ensures accurate plant counts, proper timing, and complete preventive coverage.