Hi. I have a large jacaranda tree in my back yard in Chatswood. Borer has infested into the timber at a section where, a number of years ago, a large branch has been removed. The borer has penetrated 30cm into the section and has chewed out a large hole which I have covered with a mesh material to stop other insects nesting there e.g. maybe a good spot for a beehive? I cannot cut any more of the branch. The circumference of the hole looks healthy, the inner section has been chewed. I have used a stiff piece of wire to stab into the hole but maybe will need to put some sort of poison to penetrate and kill the beetles.
Any recommendations or do I need a tree doctor?
Thanks
Graham