Bag worms can be a real garden pest if not kept under control. The good news is that it is possible to keep bag worms under control with just a bit of diligence.

To make matters worse, if pesticide residue is present on surrounding foliage, the mature larvae may pupate early. This means, some of the most effective control measures often involve chemicals. Chemical control of bagworms should last around two weeks.

Bagworms have few known predators and even fewer known parasites, so some of the most effective control measures often involve chemicals. Chemical control of bagworms should last around two weeks.

Bagworms, tentworms, and webworms feed on tree leaves and can create varying levels of damage. Evergreens and deciduous trees are all at risk from infestations by these unsightly worms.