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Serviceberry
... a crack forms between the diseased and healthy bark. Control with chemicals is difficult. Diseased branches should be pruned out. Make the cut at least four inches beyond the diseased area. Disinfect pruning ... are often eaten by birds so may not be around long enough to become diseased. Cedar rusts can be troublesome. Some species suitable for bonsai: Amelanchier alnifolia: Western serviceberry, ...
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Bald Cypress
... them "pond cypress") are shorter, and more scraggly; the literati style would suite these admirably. Branches tend to grow the entire length of the trunk -- starting almost at the ground. Groups ... can kill branch tips. Dead tips can be pruned off. Do not let dead or diseased branches remain on the tree. Keep trees healthy with regular fertilization. Bibliography: Bonsai Today, No. 33 ...
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Acer ginnala - Amur maple
... is cottony maple scale. The insect forms a cottony mass on the lower sides of branches. Scales are usually controlled with horticultural oil sprays applied in spring before growth begins. Scales ... mimic verticillium wilt. Scorch occurs during periods of high temperatures accompanied by wind. Trees with diseased or inadequate root systems will also show scorching. When trees do not get enough water ...
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American Red Maple
... are fast growers with strong wood. Older trees develop ascending branches, resulting in an ovoid or rounded crown. A common tree ... is to have ascending branches, forming a generally oval shape with a rounded top, wiring to pull down branches is not necessary. ... during periods of high temperatures accompanied by wind. Trees with diseased or inadequate root systems will also show scorching. When trees ...
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