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Q:I want to ask about my redbud & earwigs. The redbud bark is very loose in its entirety. I pulled a piece of bark off that was all but hanging by a thread & an earwig appeared resting there. I then pulled off a piece of bark near where the trunk splits into 3 main shoots & earwigs fell out, ran away & seemed to bore deeper into the tree.

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