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Peach Tree Borers are one of many clear wing borer moths that can attack your valuable fruit and ornamental trees!
Damage occurs when moth larvae tunnel aggressively into roots and trunk; Infestations usually occur 1-2 feet above ground or 2-3 inches below ground.
Our combination lure utilizes a mixture of pheromones that attract many different clearwing moth pests common in the garden, greenhouse, or landscape, including these species and more:
- Peach Tree Borer (Synanthedon exitiosa)
- Western & Eastern Lilac Borer (Podosesia syringae)
- Rhododendron Borer (Synanthedon rhododendri)
- Dogwood Borer (Synanthedon scitula)
- Sycamore Borer (Synanthedon resplendens)
- Douglas-Fir Borer (Melanophila drummondi)
- Banded Ash Borer (Podosesia aureocincta)
- Oak Borer (Paranthrene simulans)
- Large Red-Belted Borer (Synanthedon myopaeformis)
- Sequoia Moth Borer (Synanthedon sequoiae)
VivaTrap! Peach Tree Borer + Clearwing Moth Traps utilize a strong wet-glue adhesive to retain moths that are attracted to the pheromone lure.
Includes: 2x extra-sticky wet glue traps, 2x pheromone lures and 2x twist ties (2 complete traps)
Instructions: Hang traps in trees at 5-6' height, with care to avoid wind and rain as possible. Use 1 trap for each smaller tree, or 2 for larger trees. Deploy traps in late April, and again in late August for best results. Lure lasts for approximately 8 weeks in summer (80+*F) temperatures, longer in colder climates.
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Killed peach tree borers but many more wasps
I can see a few of what look like peach tree borers in my traps, but each trap caught at least 50 wasps in about a week. I will have to replace them because the traps are so full. Yay for not being harassed by wasps. They like to lay eggs inside the borer worms I suppose.
