Leaving fruit tree diseases to run their course could also seriously weaken your trees. ... Older Citrus Trees With Yellow ...

This disease gets into trees through wounds in the bark. Wounds from pruning, string-trimmer damage, broken branches, insect damage and sunscald injury can all provide entry points. Stressed trees ...

We saw die-back in trees coming out of winter. In some cases, it is environmental stress from drought stress and winter ...

If the fruit touches the bark of the tree, it can cause small infections known as cankers. Without removing the fruits, the fungus will remain in the dead fruits and cankers over the winter months ...

Gardeners with apple or pear trees are being urged to check them this January for a potentially deadly disease. Alan Buckingham, author of Allotment Month By Month, advises in his book that ...

Fruitmommy, the 'fruit tree whisperer,' revitalizes ailing fruit trees across San Diego County. Skip to content. ... The bark is coming off. Pests and diseases can also raise red flags.

Learn how to protect your fruit trees through ... This isn't just about tidying up — good airflow helps prevent disease, while removing problematic branches ... Signs like cracking bark, ...

Recent sightings of invasive species and a tree disease in and near Washington have state officials asking the public to keep their eyes open and report anything that seems out of the ordinary.

Beech leaf disease is the latest in an onslaught of invasive insects and diseases killing trees in the state. A microscopic worm, a nematode, is connected to damage to beech tree leaves.

A disease that affects fruit trees is so established in Jersey the government says it will no longer try to eradicate it. Fireblight shrivels and kills the leaves and fruit of apple and pear ...