Weeping Norwegian Weeping Sap
joyjoeclem
3 years ago
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Comments (2)is it a threat to any person or structure.. ???? if so.. hire a certified arborist.. for an onsite inspection ... if its out in an open field.. spend the next decade watching it fail ... and sprout from the ground .... trees do not expel dead wood.. the bugs inside the tree do .. and therein lies your problem .. ken...See MoreNewly Planted Weeping Cherry - Gummosis
Comments (4)If borers, sawdust is usually present in the gum. If areas producing gum appear flattened instead of round like a trunk should be, I'd suspect Bot canker, especially if the bark starts to peel off, revealing vertical, elongated cankers underneath. Keep in mind plants in the Prunus genus will produce gum in response to any of the above or from cultural/environmental stresses such as heat, big swings in temps/moisture, too wet, too dry, etc. I even recall reading an article about a study linking gummosis on peaches and cherries to excess leaf-chewing insect damage (cat./JB). To be absolutely sure you know what you are dealing with, consider contacting your local Extension office or an ISA certified arborist....See MoreHoping to Save My Weeping Cherry Tree
Comments (6)Ornamental cherries and the rest of the prunus family are subject to a host of insect pests, especially borers, and many other maladies. It's really pretty rare to see one as large as yours because of they are relatively short lived trees in addition to their other problems. A tree service company is probably your best course. Don't be surprised, though, if they recommend removal rather than treatment....See MoreNorwegian weeping spruce?
Comments (1)Google "Picea Abies" You'll find all the info there. Rai...See Moreplantkiller_il_5
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