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An experiment was conducted at Longwood Gardens, located near Kennett Square, PA, to determine the effectiveness of trunk treatments of a 5% imidacloprid ready-to-use (RTU) product. All trees used for this study were moderately infested. On 27 May from 2-4 pm, the trunk of each tree below 4.5 St high was thoroughly treated using a backpack sprayer operating at 20 psi with a cone nozzle. Seven trees ranging in diameter at breast height (DBH) from 2-7 inches and 3 trees ranging in DBH from 21-25 inches were treated. Approximately 3.5 oz of material was applied to each 2-7 inch DBH tree and approximately 13 oz applied to trees with DBH &amp;gt; 21 inches. Conditions during treatment were: clear skies, air temperature of 25’C; and 52% RH. Treatments were evaluated between 3-13 Nov by randomly sampling 10 branches from each tree. The first 50 adelgids on the new growth of each branch were examined microscopically and classified as dead or alive.

Control Of Hemlock Woolly Adelgid Using Imidacloprid in A 5% Ready-To-Use Trunk Treatment, 1995