Powdery mildew

[Ben Ballard]

That sets the scene of the wildwood nicely. There must have been open grazed land for oaks to propagate.

 

We have some areas of grazing land that have been left to go wild and where the bramble is to thick for the deer to get to I see oak regen

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

We have some areas of grazing land that have been left to go wild and where the bramble is to thick for the deer to get to I see oak regen

 

 

and they will be fine trees that grow well:thumbup1:

[sloth]

The foliar pathogen Uncinula bicornis here on field maple.

 

Which other tree species (apart from oak) have you seen the various mildews on ?

 

 

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Back to the original question:

Mahonia earlier today. No idea what species the mildew was...

[sloth]

The foliar pathogen Uncinula bicornis here on field maple.

 

Which other tree species (apart from oak) have you seen the various mildews on ?

 

 

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Back to the original question:

Mahonia earlier today. No idea what species the mildew was...

[David Humphries]

Back to the original question:

Mahonia earlier today. No idea what species the mildew was...

 

That's interesting, don't recall seeing it on waxy evergreen leaves.

 

 

 

 

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[David Humphries]

Back to the original question:

Mahonia earlier today. No idea what species the mildew was...

 

That's interesting, don't recall seeing it on waxy evergreen leaves.

 

 

 

 

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[sloth]

Perhaps it wasn't p.m, to be honest I glanced it as I rushed past and just assumed. Although I think I have seen it on Mahonia in the past...

Also possibly worth mentioning is my garden honey suckle was covered last year but free from mildew this year.

[sloth]

Perhaps it wasn't p.m, to be honest I glanced it as I rushed past and just assumed. Although I think I have seen it on Mahonia in the past...

Also possibly worth mentioning is my garden honey suckle was covered last year but free from mildew this year.

[David Humphries]

Perhaps it wasn't p.m, to be honest I glanced it as I rushed past and just assumed. Although I think I have seen it on Mahonia in the past...

Also possibly worth mentioning is my garden honey suckle was covered last year but free from mildew this year.

 

Any shots of the mahonia?

 

Interesting that the honeysuckle has not been affected this year.

 

 

 

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[David Humphries]

Perhaps it wasn't p.m, to be honest I glanced it as I rushed past and just assumed. Although I think I have seen it on Mahonia in the past...

Also possibly worth mentioning is my garden honey suckle was covered last year but free from mildew this year.

 

Any shots of the mahonia?

 

Interesting that the honeysuckle has not been affected this year.

 

 

 

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