What's Attacking My Trees?
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Exactly the same thing happened to my conifer hedge in my back garden about eighteen months ago, my gardener said it could be to do with drier than usual conditions this last couple of years, he advised not trimming them until they recover.
This picture was taken this morning, they are looking a bit ragged because they have not been trimmed last year, but the green is starting to return, six months ago they were 80% brown.
https://www.rhs.org.uk/biodiversity/cypress-aphid
In my experience it's usually this. Dry summers don't help. I cut a lot of hedges and it's getting worse the last 10 years or so. Most leylandii is affected to some degree now.
In my experience it's usually this. Dry summers don't help. I cut a lot of hedges and it's getting worse the last 10 years or so. Most leylandii is affected to some degree now.
paulw123 said:
https://www.rhs.org.uk/biodiversity/cypress-aphid
In my experience it's usually this. Dry summers don't help. I cut a lot of hedges and it's getting worse the last 10 years or so. Most leylandii is affected to some degree now.
Yes, I read about this too, my hedge has been fine for twenty three years until recently.In my experience it's usually this. Dry summers don't help. I cut a lot of hedges and it's getting worse the last 10 years or so. Most leylandii is affected to some degree now.
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