🌳 Top 5 Tree Diseases Affecting Abilene Yards—and How to Spot Them Early! 🌳
Is your tree looking a little... off? 🧐 You might be seeing early signs of disease, and acting fast can save your yard from major damage!
Here are 5 common tree diseases hitting Abilene yards right now:
✅ Oak Wilt – Leaves browning from the edges? This one spreads fast.
✅ Hypoxylon Canker – Watch for peeling bark and dead branches.
✅ Fire Blight – Leaves look burnt; often hits fruit trees.
✅ Root Rot – Yellowing leaves and stunted growth could mean trouble underground.
✅ Anthracnose – Brown spots and premature leaf drop in spring/summer.
🛑 Don’t wait until it’s too late. Early detection = healthier trees 🌿
📞 Need help diagnosing or treating a tree? Contact your local Abilene tree care experts today! +1 325-230-6270
https://taylortreeservicesabilene.com/emergency-tree.../
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#TreeDiseases
Noticed these Witches' Brooms years ago and finally took some pictures. Thought ID would be easy, likely a Gall but not really so. Guessing these are Gray Dogwood trees or maybe Willow. Silky Dogwood is nearby and mixed in.
From:
https://extension.umd.edu/resource/witches-broom-trees
"Witches' brooms may be caused by fungal, viral, or phytoplasmas. Eriophyid mites, mistletoe, environmental
damage, or a mutation in vegetative cells may also cause witches' brooming."
Emerging #TreeDiseases are on the rise, threatening the planet's largest plants.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/science/what-on-earth-tree-diseases-1.6993883
"Infectious diseases don't just threaten the health of humans & animals. Trees are also susceptible to new pathogens, & scientists worry a growing number of species could be at risk....
Butternut canker, for instance, is ravaging trees across North East America. While sudden oak death — caused by a fungus-like plant pathogen — is devastating oak..."
#ClimateChange #Trees