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Monilia Johnsonii on Crataegus x lavallei?

William Clifford

By William Clifford,
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Hi,

 

I'm pretty sure this is Monilia Johnsonii on Crataegus x lavallei? It's on a customers treasured Hawthorn. What could the significance to the tree be - will it likely just get over it and be fine next year, or is there any control needed or available? The tree is of a size that it could be sprayed if needed, though it wouldn't be an easy task!

 

With me suspecting Monilia, I'm also wondering if there could be a connection between this and what I suspect might be Monilia on a lot of Cherry trees around me. It would have to be a different type of Monilia though? I've just commented on another thread here - if there could be any connection?

 

 

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Thanks!

 

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