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Mahonia mildew and die back
I have an old established mahonia in my new garden which appears to have
a very bad case of mildew (or similar fungal disease). It has quite a few dead branches which look like the result of problems untreated in the previous 5 years. Any suggestions how to make if healthy again ? Or is the effect of 5 years neglect going to prove terminal ? The gooseberries haven't been pruned for a similar length of time and also have bad mildew but it isn't causing any die back I can see. I am worried that the mahonia has something nasty fungal and potentially infectious. Thanks for any suggestions. Regards, -- Martin Brown |
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