If a cedar has multiple woodpecker holes in the trunk does it mean that it is diseased & will die? In many cases it is only cosmetic, but it can be a precurser to insect & disease problems. Good time to keep an eye on the tree. The tree should compartmentalize on its own, so no effort is needed to assist the tree at this point. Do however keep an eye on it to see if the wood pecker persists & the tree shows any signs of decline. |
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