The symptoms of the fungus on apple trees include the orange and red ... Cornell Cooperative Extension office to get a positive identification. If needed, you can treat for the grubs before ...

Hall, a consulting arborist who has worked with trees for more than 40 years, was all too familiar with the cause of the problem: a fungus called venturi inequalis, better known as apple scab.

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 ...

(Lynn Ketchum) As the blossoms fade in your apple and pear trees this spring, keep an eye out for a fungus that flourishes in warm, wet weather, cautions experts at the Oregon State University ...

Replant with confidence. In the future, take precautions to prevent a stone fruit (cherry, peach, apricot) or apple tree from contracting this disease. The fungus invades dead or weak wood first ...

It’s an orange or red, alien-looking form, that hangs out on cedar and apple trees. Courtesy: Davey Trees The fungus is actually known as cedar apple rust and grows in galls, something that is ...

Not surprisingly, apple scab has showed up on crab apple trees after the wet, cool weather in April and May. Scab is a fungus that can infect crab apple trees as leaves emerge and expand.

It’s an orange or red, alien-looking form, that hangs out on cedar and apple trees. Courtesy: Davey Trees The fungus is actually known as cedar apple rust and grows in galls, something that is ...