Webworm Control in Oklahoma City
Those white, silky webs spreading across your tree branches are fall webworms, and they will keep growing until the caterpillars are gone. Left untreated, repeated infestations can weaken trees over time. The good news is that professional treatment stops them early and keeps your trees healthy season after season.
AgriLawn, Inc uses targeted insecticide applications to reach actively feeding caterpillars before the infestation spreads. Our Plant Health Care specialists inspect your trees, assess the severity, and apply treatments that get ahead of both the early summer and late summer generations Oklahoma sees each year. The earlier the treatment, the easier it is to control.
Here is why homeowners across the OKC metro trust Webworm Control from AgriLawn, Inc:
- Local expertise backed by an ISA-certified arborist and certified technicians
- Targeted treatments without the guesswork of DIY products
- Handles high, hard-to-reach infestations safely and efficiently
- Flexible service with no contracts required
- 30-day satisfaction guarantee
- 35 years serving the Oklahoma City metro
Stop Watching Your Trees Disappear Behind White Webs
When silky webs start taking over your tree branches, the problem can grow faster than expected. Professional webworm control gives you a clear path to protecting your pecans, elms, redbuds, and other deciduous trees from fall webworm infestations before the caterpillars strip the foliage and spread further across your landscape.
Here is how the process works from first call to treated trees.
- Contact AgriLawn, Inc to schedule an inspection when you notice webbing or caterpillars forming on branch tips.
- A Plant Health Care specialist visits your property to assess the severity of the infestation and identify which trees are affected.
- Your technician recommends a targeted treatment plan, which may include insecticide applications to control actively feeding caterpillars and pruning guidance for heavily infested branches.
- Treatment is applied efficiently, reaching trees at heights that are difficult to access without professional equipment.
- You receive guidance on timing for any follow-up treatment, since Oklahoma can see two webworm generations per year from June into October.
Why Oklahoma Homeowners Choose AgriLawn, Inc for Tree Care
AgriLawn, Inc is employee-owned and fully insured, with a team of Landscape Industry Certified Technicians who understand the specific pest pressures Oklahoma trees face each season. There are no contracts required, and we offer 30-day satisfaction guarantees.
What Are The Signs You Have Webworms?
When you spot strange webbing spreading across your tree branches, it is easy to brush it off as spiders or debris. But those silky, tent-like webs are often something that spreads fast and gets harder to manage the longer it goes unaddressed. Fall webworms can move through trees quietly, and by the time the damage is obvious, the infestation is already well established.
Common signs of a fall webworm infestation in Oklahoma trees:
- Large white or gray silky webs clustered at the ends of branches, not in branch crotches
- Caterpillars visible inside or along the edges of the webbing
- Leaves inside the webbing that appear chewed, skeletonized, or completely stripped
- Webs that grow noticeably larger week over week as caterpillars expand their feeding area
- Multiple affected branches or trees in close proximity, especially on pecans, elms, redbuds, or fruit trees
These signs can appear as early as June, with a second and often more aggressive wave showing up in late summer through early fall. The bigger the webs grow, the more foliage is consumed, and the more stress is placed on your trees. Knowing what you are looking at is the first step toward getting ahead of it.
