Discover the major common tree diseases in the United States. Armillaria attacks both hardwoods and softwoods and causes either yellowing leaves or browning needles. Wood that is decaying from ...

The fungus survives the winter on fallen leaves ... To protect ornamental trees, the leaves of affected trees should be carefully collected and destroyed by burning or composting.

This humidity-loving fungus can be controlled only if moisture can be controlled. Don't plant trees in heavily-shaded ... Do not compost infected branches or leaves. The spores will remain in ...

From fungal disease to hungry bacteria, slugs and insects, plenty of pests want to munch on your garden. Here's how to ...

As the leaves drop from the tree, remove them from the ground below it and either destroy or compost them to limit the spread ...

The fungus provides support and protection ... During the summer the leaves of deciduous trees, which drop their leaves in winter, provide shade to help retain moisture. During the winter leaf ...

We have a problem with our lone Japanese Maple tree in our front flower bed. We think it has a fungus, and we're not really ...

Homeowners can slow the spread of these diseases by raking and bagging up leaves, Calderwood said. The Department of Agriculture is "monitoring maple trees in the Capital Region and across the ...

With the leaf drop and the not-yet snow ... Various shelf fungi continue to hug trees, but another catches my eye, one often passed by: jelly fungus. Here, on the branches of a downed oak, the ...