Bagworm's Habitat. Bagworms inhabit regions of the United States that are east of the Mississippi River. They live in trees and shrubs, and prefer coniferous trees and arborvitae, juniper and cedar. The larvae construct bags and attach themselves to the host plant where they will feed.

How did I get bagworms?

How did I get bagworms? Bagworm moths make their homes in many types of trees, especially cedar trees. Larvae crawl to nearby plants and their bags can be seen hanging on trees that they feed on. Some may spin a silk thread that catches the wind and carries them off to new trees.

Why are bagworms in my house?

Inside, plaster bagworms are most often seen hanging from the ceilings and walls of homes. They move to places in your home where they have access to food. They have a particular liking for stucco walls, cobwebs, and hot, humid climates- making them a common problem inside of structures located in Florida.