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Filbert tree dying?
Greetings!
I have two clusters of filbert trees in my yard and both clusters have done very well in the past. This year, the one cluster of trees doesn't have any foliage or blooms on it and is completely bare. The bark around the base of this tree is peeling off in layers and has white spots under the peeling bark. Any suggestions on what this might be? Can I save this tree or should I cut it down before it infects the remaining trees? I live in central Ontario. Thanks in advance for any help. |
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Filbert tree dying?
On Sat, 15 May 2004 08:04:52 -0400, Chris Chandler wrote:
Greetings! I have two clusters of filbert trees in my yard and both clusters have done very well in the past. This year, the one cluster of trees doesn't have any foliage or blooms on it and is completely bare. The bark around the base of this tree is peeling off in layers and has white spots under the peeling bark. Any suggestions on what this might be? Can I save this tree or should I cut it down before it infects the remaining trees? I live in central Ontario. Thanks in advance for any help. I don't claim to know much about filberts, but here's a link I found: http://plantclinic.cornell.edu/treeshrub/hazelnut.htm There maybe a discription of your problem there somewhere. Let us know what you found 80) |
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Filbert tree dying?
Thanks for the link! Lots of good info there, but nothing that resembles my
dilemma. I'm thinking about posting a picture of the diseased part of the tree in alt.binaries.pictures.gardens. "Timothy" wrote in message s.com... On Sat, 15 May 2004 08:04:52 -0400, Chris Chandler wrote: Greetings! I have two clusters of filbert trees in my yard and both clusters have done very well in the past. This year, the one cluster of trees doesn't have any foliage or blooms on it and is completely bare. The bark around the base of this tree is peeling off in layers and has white spots under the peeling bark. Any suggestions on what this might be? Can I save this tree or should I cut it down before it infects the remaining trees? I live in central Ontario. Thanks in advance for any help. I don't claim to know much about filberts, but here's a link I found: http://plantclinic.cornell.edu/treeshrub/hazelnut.htm There maybe a discription of your problem there somewhere. Let us know what you found 80) |
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Filbert tree dying?
Actually, after a closer inspection of the tree, that link you gave me DOES
show similarities of the Eastern Filbert Blight disease! Thanks!! "Chris Chandler" wrote in message ... Thanks for the link! Lots of good info there, but nothing that resembles my dilemma. I'm thinking about posting a picture of the diseased part of the tree in alt.binaries.pictures.gardens. "Timothy" wrote in message s.com... On Sat, 15 May 2004 08:04:52 -0400, Chris Chandler wrote: Greetings! I have two clusters of filbert trees in my yard and both clusters have done very well in the past. This year, the one cluster of trees doesn't have any foliage or blooms on it and is completely bare. The bark around the base of this tree is peeling off in layers and has white spots under the peeling bark. Any suggestions on what this might be? Can I save this tree or should I cut it down before it infects the remaining trees? I live in central Ontario. Thanks in advance for any help. I don't claim to know much about filberts, but here's a link I found: http://plantclinic.cornell.edu/treeshrub/hazelnut.htm There maybe a discription of your problem there somewhere. Let us know what you found 80) |
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