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JoAnne Skelly: Sticky, drippy trees

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Are your trees dripping a sticky goo? The reason is that trees are often infested with aphids, scale or other insects that suck out sap and then exude a sticky residue called honeydew.

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JoAnne Skelly: Sticky, drippy trees

Are your trees dripping a sticky goo? The reason is that trees are often infested with aphids, scale or other insects that suck out sap and then exude a sticky residue called honeydew.

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