Winter Damage To Ornamentals
Homeowners report visible winter damage in ornamentals with yellow or dead tips on yews and boxwoods, bronzing and bleached foliage, burned margins, cracked stems, and dead azalea buds. Causes include poor cultural conditions, drought, insufficient dormancy, rapid temperature changes, drying winds, and sun exposure increasing water loss.
Gray Blight Threat After Winter Damage To Rhododendrons
Winter injury leaves rhododendrons vulnerable to gray blight caused by the fungus Pestalotia macrotricha. Damaged leaves show gray white fungal margins and can be destroyed. remove and burn badly affected foliage and apply Ferbam or maneb fungicides as directed, with multiple applications if needed. Plan winter damage prevention to reduce annual recurrence.
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