According to the University of Wisconsin-Madison, this disease is found on trees including apple, crabapple, pear, cherry, plum, American elm, Norway maple, and honeylocust. “A lot of fungi just ...

Learning how to plant bare root trees is easier than it sounds, and many fruit trees grow perfectly well in the UK. And once ...

If you don't have any plum trees yourself, see who does in your area. It's a great excuse for some barter and exchange. Only ...

The disease could increase the costs of olive ... It can infect cherry, almond and plum trees as well as olives. It has become closely associated with olives after a strain was discovered in ...

Remove all infected fruit as soon as you spot them while the crop is ripening. This will help reduce the spread of the fungus. Give plum trees priority, as brown rot can ruin the entire crop. In ...

Since Petch's “The Diseases and Pests of the Rubber Tree” (1921) and Steinmann's “Diseases and Pests of Hevea brasiliensis” (1925) were published, there has been great activity in ...

'Winter is generally the perfect time to cut back many plants because most are dormant, which makes it easier to identify ...

The disease-resistant columnar apple tree reaches ... or eating right off the tree. 2. Santa Rosa Plum Tree (Prunus salicina ‘Santa Rosa’) 2. Santa Rosa Plum Tree (Prunus salicina ...

The British plum season starts in late July with the Opal variety and finishes in mid-to late-September with the Marjorie Seedling. Each variety has a 2-3 week season. British plums develop an ...

Blunt tools can cause branches to tear, leading to wounds on the tree that will attract disease. It's also important to have a pruning saw to cut off larger branches. A bush tree is the most ...

Playing sound to Trichoderma harzianum, a green microscopic fungus that defends tree roots from pathogens, led to growth rates seven times as fast as those of fungus grown in the sound of silence.