Rust diseases produce some of the most dramatic symptoms and signs we see on woody plants in the landscape. These fungi live up to the name of ‘rust’ diseases because the spore structures they produce on the plant are generally bright orange, as shown by these examples: Cedar-apple rust (https://purduelandscapereport.org//article/orange-koosh-galls-on-eastern-red-cedar/), Hollyhock rust (https://purduelandscapereport.org//article/jolly-hollyhock-rust/) and Buckthorn[Read More…]
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Landscape Report
Indiana is well-known for its erratic weather. Hoosiers, along with all Midwesterners, have numerous sarcastic sayings regarding the weather. “If you don’t like the weather, just wait ten minutes.” “The forecast is made up and the seasons don’t matter.” “It will be winter at 6 am and summer by 3 pm. Dress accordingly.” [Read More…]
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