Your SavATreecertified arboristis equipped with the latest techniques and state-of-the-art equipment to keep your dogwood trees healthy, beautiful and safe.Contact ustoday for information on pruning or any of our othertree care services. Dogwood Tree Diseases & Pests There are several damaging dis...
Pests and Diseases The Dogwood is currently at risk for both fungus and pest infestations, which is why it is important to buy the sapling from an arborist instead of transplanting the tree from the wild. Dogwood anthracnose is a disease caused by the fungus Discula destructiva. For this reas...
Backfill the hole with the soil you removed, ensuring the tree is kept vertical while filling. Stop when the hole is about halfway refilled and tamp the soil firmly around the roots to remove air pockets, then give it a good drink of water. Continue filling the soil around the roots and...
Plant this tree as a lawn specimen, at the edge of woodlands, or at the back of shrub borders. Beautiful upright tree to 20 feet tall Prolific blooming of large, star-shaped white flowers Dramatic fall colors of purples and deep reds Highly resistant to dogwood diseases Vigorous and ...
Diseases: Dogwoods are subject to anthracnose, a fungal disease that causes leaf spotting and twig dieback. Preventive measures include providing good air circulation to keep foliage dry, and watering in the summer during periods of drought. Any diseased twigs and branches should be pruned off....
Traditional medicine has long used the Common Dogwood plant to treat skin problems like eczema and acne. It may be able to treat these diseases because it has anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties. 6. Natural antipyretic The Common Dogwood’s berries and bark have antipyretic qualities that...
Gardeners should plant trees where they receive good air circulation to cut down on diseases. 'Appalachian Spring' is a cultivar with superior disease resistance to anthracnose, growing up to 20 feet tall. Flowers are white with yellow centers, and the deciduous leaves change to vibrant red and...
Flowering dogwood trees are a common sight across much of the United States. The many species of trees produce blooms of many colors, including white, pink and red. Some varieties even have colored bark, adding to their eye-catching appeal. If you are pl
), Environmental disorders and infectious diseases may cause dogwood’s leaves to cup and curl, and can threaten the tree’s health wherever it grows. Anthracnose Dogwood trees are susceptible hosts to anthracnose diseases, primarily spot anthracnose, caused by the Elsinoe corni pathogen, and dogwood...
Flowers.—Similar to species. Fruit.—Drupe, pinkish red to red, ¾ to 1″ in diameter. Diseases and Insects.—None serious, typical of species. Previous Patent:PEACH TREE NAMED 'SUPECHFOURTEEN' Next Patent:Oak tree named 'Qnfta'