Search results

Update: All of those needles that were yellow turned brown and fell off. Interior of the tree is now mostly bare. Had a fellow tell me the problem comes from government seeding the clouds with Aluminum Sulfate.LOL

Yes, we did have a rather dry spell in August. It was over a month with no significant rain.

Here are some photos from today. There is new growth affected on twigs off the main branch, but more interior and not on the outside canopy.

OK.

I would like to communicate with you so more, but don't want to go off track on this thread. Could we continue via conversations feature of this site? I have always had interest in BCS machines.

Yes, they are. Anything else I can look for? I realize how hard this is by not seeing the tree for yourself.

I am not seeing black spots. I put some of the yellowing needles in my scanner and scanned at 200%. I resized the scan to load faster. If you need the original high res one I can post.

Raining here today. I will try and get some photos tomorrow. That phrase was an advertising phrase that ROTOTILLER, INC. use in the 1950's. That company later became Garden Way with Troy-Bilt tillers. And yes, your BCS is more advanced to tillers that were made 70 years ago. So it should...

Thanks for that information. It may be a day or so. Supposed to rain here tomorrow.

I did a close inspection today and noticed a lot of greenish deposits. Is this what is causing the foliage to die?

I never recall this tree dropping needles. I have two pine trees that do and in fact are doing that now. I will watch it closer.

I attached some photos of a Spruce tree with a problem. Seems all throughout the tree there are yellowing and brown twigs (probably not the correct name). Is it a disease or insect damage. Just noticed it today. A week and a half to two weeks ago it was fine.

This bush is at my son's house and he is trying to identify what it is. Could anyone identify exactly what it is called?

Here is a photo of both maples.

Is moss growing on maple tree bark detrimental to the tree? Is there anything to do for it. Would spraying Wet it Forget it harm the tree? What causes the splits in the bark? I am thinking these two trees are about at the end of their life and may need to be removed. Photos attached.

Are there different kinds of Ash? I had two Ash trees, at least I thought they were Ash, cut down some years ago and I thought the wood was much more white and stringy.

I recently got wood from a neighbor and am wondering what kind it is. Photo attached.

Thanks to all for the advice. I will just leave it alone and monitor it.

To me your reply is very unclear. I have no idea what Shigo and CODIT is. Interior rotting has already started as I can see a hole towards the center of that wound. I was looking for some ideas for keeping water funneling into that cavity and accelerating the rotting process. I guess there...