It could be verticillium wilt, a disease caused by a soil-borne ... and look for streaky discoloration or dark staining along the vascular tissue. In the vegetable garden, plants such as tomatoes ...

A widespread soil-borne disease, verticillium wilt can afflict maples, redbud, ash, euonymus, tomatoes and strawberries. Symptoms: One side of the plant wilts or dies. In trees, leaves turn yellow ...

What’s happening to my expensive maples? A Japanese maples are very susceptible to a soil-borne disease called Verticillium wilt. The brown, dead foliage you observe may be because of infection ...

However, the fault may not lie in anything you did. It may be yet another case of the dreaded verticillium wilt. Here's a primer on the problem. AT RISK Maples, redbud, ash, euonymus, tomatoes ...

This year, two-thirds of it is dead. How do I tell if it was verticillium wilt disease or bacterial leaf scorch disease that killed it? If leaf scorch, can I replace it with another chitalpa?

Verticillium wilt is a significant soil-borne fungal disease affecting many plants, including garden and ornamental crops. In Idaho, it poses a significant threat to agricultural productivity and ...

Wilting occurs because the fungus attacks the vascular system and a sure sign a plant has verticillium wilt is to cut open the base of the stem to discover brown staining running through these ...

And there it was, that nasty fungus known as verticillium wilt! My neighbor’s tree and those in the neighborhood show all the symptoms. The fungus affects the tree’s vascular system ...

It’s not often, but it does. Verticillium wilt disease does cause a single branch to die. Going on the information you provided, my best guess is this disease. Verticillium wilt disease plugs ...

Lower mint prices and an increase in microscopic worms that worsen the fungal disease, known as Verticillium wilt, have resulted in a $4 million drop in Idaho peppermint sales last year ...

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