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fungus on forsythia?
The whole south side of my house is lined by very large and well
established forsythia bushes. I noticed last year that they have developed some sort of fungus. It had already spread quite profusely before I ever even noticed it, but I cut what I thought was all of it off. Apparently this was not the case because now its even worse. It seems as though I will just have to cut the bushes down to the ground to get rid of this stuff because there is no way I can trim each and every one of the infected branches - there are just too many. Does anyone know anything about this? I thought I'd read somewhere that it will go away on its own after a few years, is this true? I also read that it can spread to wisteria, which I have growing nearby. ? Is it necessary to cut the bushes down? If so, to what height and when should I do this? I live in TN in zone 7. Thanks so much!! |
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