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Yes there is a bit more info on it. However I would like to see some results. Don't know if anyone out there has already used this or not.
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By the way Monterey pines are extremely fast growing. We planted ours in 1997 and it is huge and looks mature with a large girth.
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We had brown needles on the Monterey on our grounds, but this was in summer time when there was a bit of a drought. Did you look online at the pitch pine canker pictures to see?
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Your second picture looks like it to me, but I am not expert by any means. I had some honey fungus on the base of a weeping willow that we had to dismantle in the end because it died. An Arboricultural consultant had reported it as honey fungus and looked the same to me.
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Interesting. Yes there are many of the Sparassis species. Thanks again for the info.
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Hello, here are a few more fungi pictures from this week
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Yes your right, the photo name got mixed up. nice fungi though. -
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There is a fairly new product on the market here in UK. Called Bite and a liquid vitamin one can safely inject into trees. Has anyone used this specific product? If so can you give me any idea of results on ill or unhappy trees that you know of? From what I have read and been told it is quite a remarkable product. Anyone know about it? I have attached the mini brochure I was sent with info on this in case it is of use and hopefully they don't mind me sending this around. Bite minibrochure -email 2017 (1).pdf
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Okay thanks. Both of them are at the base of the oak which lead me to believe something interesting might be going on down there.
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Hello, while doing some work in the woodland area I work in. I came across these two. Probably fairly common but not up to speed yet on the various fungi. This same tree had chicken in the woods on it earlier in the year.
