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The fungus you are referring to may actually be Lichens that are growing on the tree. This will not ...
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The decline in leaves that you are experiencing is likely related to an organism that is inhibiting ...
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It is not uncommon for Tulip Poplar trees to shed leaves and small branches (1 to 3 inches in diamet...
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There are two main reasons the leaves on trees turn yellow and drop. First one is the tree could be ...
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These spots that are on the leaves are more than likely a type of leafspot fungus. This year, we hav...
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The problem is likely due to a root or soil related problem- possibly a girdling root, excess soil o...
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It's very difficult to provide accurate diagnoses without being in front of the tree to see the enti...
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It is most likely caterpillars even though you may not see them. Any tree is worth saving and we can...
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It sounds like you are describing a tree in decline. Decline could be described as a progression tow...
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