golden leylandii mildew (or something)

Started by ImpressiveMarrow, May 13, 2007, 14:59:03

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ImpressiveMarrow

My impressive golden leylandii hedge is now looking very sorry for itself. It has black mildewy stuff all over it - I'm presuming it's pretty much the end of the hedge but thought I'd check with the experts first to see if it's treatable in anyway. has anyone any experience of this ?

ImpressiveMarrow


laurieuk

I would check underneath the leaves it could be that you have scale insect and the black is the honeydew from them. With so many insecticides being taken off the market I am not sure what will contro; it but a good nurseryman should be able to recommend something.
Laurie

telboy

IM,
Could it be 'Cypress Canker'?
Caused by Seiridium cardinale - a microscopic fungal parasite.
Please google this, it may be your problem - but not only yours. It's spreading & will be spread by the use of hedge cutting equipment I'm afraid.
Eskimo Nel was a great Inuit.

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