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Blueberry Winter Injury in 2003
... of the apparent winter injury was actually phomopsis twig blight and cane canker. After looking at hundreds of blueberry plants this spring I ... was almost always a canker at the base of the dead cane. Often new shoots were sprouting from just below the canker. Inspecting the ... shoots. Normally after a cold winter we see lots of phomopsis canker in the summer as harvest approaches and the plant is ...
www.canr.msu.edu

FDIN010 - Twig Blight of Blueberry
... North Carolina State University [General Information] [Symptoms] [Disease Cycle] [Control] [Fruit Rot Stage] [Cane Canker Stage] [Back to Fruit Disease Notes] [Other Resources] General Information Twig blight is ... should be harvested every 7 days or less. Cane Canker Stage In southern Michigan and northern Indiana, this fungus causes a cane canker which kills entire stems. Symptoms are similar to ...
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Fruit Rot
... rot caused by the same fungus that causes blueberry twig blight in NC and blueberry cane canker in northern states. This fruit rot disease was relatively unknown and of minor importance until ...
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Roses That Climb, How To Grow and Enjoy Them
... loosely, and not cut into the surface (where diseases such as cane canker enter), and will not be affected by the weather. Older canes ... hearts. The canes will break with new blooms all along the cane. Graham Thomas® will only produce laterals with this drastic pegging. ... pruned laterals may die back to the main cane, but do not worry as each cane has several budeyes in reserve. A friend claims ...
www.pswdistrict.org

Climbing Roses
... loosely, and not cut into the surface (where diseases such as cane canker enter), and will not be affected by the weather. Older canes ... the pruned laterals may die back to the main cane, but do not worry as each cane has several budeyes in reserve. A friend claims ... loosely, and not cut into the surface (where diseases such as cane canker enter), and will not be affected by the weather. Older canes ...
www.scvrs.homestead.com

OSU Extension Service and Agricultural Research Station News
... 1, when the grapes are dormant. Instructions for two types of grape pruning are provided- cane pruning and spur pruning. Web access and ordering information for OSU Extension Service publication on ... stone fruit tree cankers Our prolonged wet, cool spring weather is likely to bring on canker disease problems in cherry and other stone fruit trees. Espalier training of fruit trees is ...
extension.oregonstate.edu

HortNews- March 2005
... wood, not brown or gray. If the inside of the stem is brown, prune the cane back farther. Make the cut at least 1 inch below the dead area. If there are no live buds, remove the entire branch or cane to the base of the plant. Examine canes carefully for canker (a darkened, sunburned-looking area) or other diseased areas. If ...
hortparadise.unl.edu

The Trepidation of Pruning
... . Nature prunes for us in Colorado, giving obvious indication where each cane needs to be cut, at about an inch or two above ... . Having, a plant with about half-dozen viable eyes to a cane would be wonderful! Choos- ing a robust bud pointing upward and outward ... cane. If no like bud remains, remove the entire cane. Now take out all weak stems, twiggy growth, and stems showing disease such as canker. ...
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mark huss roses - culture
... from an expert and former ARS columnist, see Baldo's Bugs and Roses Page. Blackspot Canker Downy Mildew Powdery Mildew Mosaic Viruses Critters which Attack Roses Here is a list of ... and former ARS columnist, see Baldo's Bugs and Roses Page. Aphids Bristly Rose Slugs Cane Borers Caterpillars Cucumber Beetles Japanese Beetles Rose Midge Spider Mites Winter Protection "Winter Protection" is ...
mhuss.com

Phomopsis Cane and Leaf Spot of Grape
... cane- and leaf-spotting phase of what was once known as dead-arm. Eutypa dieback (caused by the fungus Eutypa armeniacae) is the new name for the canker- and shoot-dieback phase of what was once known as dead-arm. We now propose that the name dead-arm be dropped. Growers should remember that Phomopsis cane ... cracking of grape cane caused by Phomopsis. These typical cane symptoms are usually ...
ohioline.osu.edu

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