Articles in category: Plant Health Care Reports
- August 28, 2010
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This issue contains details on many items including: fall webworm, sycamore lacebug, Volutella stem and leaf blight, oak wilt, 2010 weather summaryWoody of the Week: Hardy kiwi (Actinida kolomikta)Article: An ounce of prevention in the autumnClick... - August 13, 2010
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This issue contains details on many items including: annual cicada, red milkweed beetle, yellow-necked caterpillars, black vine weevil damage, imported willow leaf beetle, milkweed tussock moth, peach tree borer, ash flower gall, cytospora canker,... - July 30, 2010
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This issue contains details on many items including Aesculus twig pruner, pipevine swallowtail caterpillar, Zimmerman pine moth update, birch catkin feeders, sycamore tussock moth caterpillars, walnut anthracnose, tar spot, Melampsora rust, leaf... - July 16, 2010
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This issue contains details on many items including: Azalea bark scale, two-spotted spider mite, solitary oak leafminer, jumping oak gall, leafcutter bee, lily of the valley anthracnose, Septoria leaf spotWoody of the week: Kalm St. John's Wort... - July 9, 2010
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This issue contains details on many items including gypsy moth update, wooly larch adelgids, nectria canker, sooty mold, Pseudocercospora fuliginoa, and Botryosphaeria cankerWoody of the week: Common trumpt creeper (Campsis radicans)Fungus of the... - July 2, 2010
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This issue includes details on many items including: Magnolia scale, leafminers on maple, Phyllosticta leaf spot, measles on peony, pine needle rust on goldenrod, rust on mayapple, and black knotWoody of the Week: Common persimmon (Diospyros... - June 25, 2010
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This issue contains details on many items including Rose curculio, Japanese beetle, Gypsy moth update, Hedgehog gall, Thyronectria Canker, Rose rust, Guignardia leaf blotch, Diplodia Tip Blight, Brown rot of stone fruit-update, Remontant... - June 18, 2010
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This issue contains details on many items including: gouty vein gall, half-wing caterpillar feeding damage, Cynipid wasp gall, mountain-ash sawfly, black spot of elm, mosaic virus on katsura, hollyhock rust, Cercospora leaf spot.Fungus of the Week:... - June 11, 2010
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This issue contains details on mnay items including: spiny elm caterpillar, earwigs, pine needle scale crawlers, larch sawfly, pear slug sawfly, sumac leaf beetle, white-marked tussock moth, rose midge, powdery mildew, cedar quince rust on... - June 4, 2010
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This issue contains details on many items including: hawthorn leafminer, Ailanthus webworm, cottony maple scale, oak bullet gall, froghoppers, pine bark adelgid, spindle gall, pine false webworm, oak leafroller, downy leaf spot, chlorosis, and... - May 28, 2010
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This issue contains details on many items including: Linden looper, azalea sawfly, vibernum crown borer, holly leafminer European alder leafminer, bristly rose slug sawfly, spiny witch-hazel aphid on river birch, sycamore anthracnose, apple scab,... - May 21, 2010
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This issues contains details on many items including: early emerald ash borer, ash/lilac borer, hackberry nipple gall, Phylloxera gall, imported currant worm, calico scale, terrapin scale, daylily leaf streak, Dutch elm disease, Phomopsis gall on... - May 14, 2010
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This issue contains details on many items including: Fletcher scale, spruce spider mite, elm bark beetle, four-lined plant bug, spring and fall cankerworms, galls, slugs, leafroller, un-identified rose caterpillar, cedar rust telial horns, tarspot... - May 7, 2010
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This issue contains details on many items including: euonymus webworm, European pine sawfly, elm leafminer, spittle bug, hemlock needle miner, wooly alder aphid, Euopean fruit Lecanium scale, erineum gall, bronze birch borer, oak leaf blister,... - April 30, 2010 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on many items including: European elm flea weevil, oak apple gall, maple bladder gall, larch casebarer, ash plant bug, boxwood psyllids, honeylocust plant bug, gypsy moth, crown rust of buckthorn, cedar quince rust,... - April 16, 2010 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue includes: euonymus scale on daphne, eastern tent caterpillar on cotoneaster, hemlock rust mite, spruce needleminer, Verticillium wilt on magnolia, cedar apple and hawthorn rusts, Cryptodiaporthe canker on dogwood, management and fungus of... - April 2, 2010 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue includes information on many items including: Bagworms, Gypsy moth egg masses, Juniper webworm, Brown rot of stone fruit, Dothistroma needle blight, Vole, Rabbit, Deer, Winter, and Salt damage. The feature article is So what are degree... - Fertilizing Trees and Shrubs in Accordance with the New ANSI A300 Standard
Fertilizing Trees and Shrubs in Accordance with the New ANSI A300 StandardThomas HanzelyResearch AssistantSoil Characterization Laboratory The purpose of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) A300 standard is to provide a basis for...
- Determining the Health of Your Soil
Determining the Health of Your SoilBy Daniel ThorpePlant Pathology InternThe Morton Arboretum Soil is the foundation to plant sustainability in the landscape. Unfortunately, the importance of soil to plant health is often overlooked because our...
- Deep Roots Are Harming Trees
Deep Roots Are Harming TreesBy Gary Watson Deep or buried root systems have been causing problems for arborists for decades. Though it is often referred to as "planting too deep," the cause of buried root systems is not limited to the planting...
- The Challenge for Increasing Rainfall Infiltration in Urban Landscapes
The Challenge for Increasing Rainfall Infiltration in Urban LandscapesBy George Ware, Ph.D.Dendrologist EmeritusThe Morton Arboretum Established home landscapes offer opportunities for changes that increase rainfall interception and absorption for...
- So what are degree days and why do we care about them anyway?
So what are degree days and why do we care about them anyway?By Donna Danielson, M.S.Plant Clinic AssistantThe Morton Arboretum We list the growing degree days we've accumulated at The Arboretum, The Chicago Botanic Garden, and other sites around...
- The Importance of Indicator Plants and How to Use Them
The Importance of Indicator Plants and How to Use ThemBy Trica BarronPlant Health Care Technician At the beginning of our Plant Health Care Report we always denote what indicator plant is in bloom at the arboretum. So you may be wondering what is...
- Handy Tools for Scouting
Handy Tools for ScoutingBy Donna Danielson, M.S.Plant Clinic Assistant One way to keep your landscape healthy is to scout regularly, looking for problems. If caught early, insect and disease damage can frequently be minimized. We've made a list...
- Coping with Clayey Soils
Coping with Clayey SoilsBy Katrina Lewin, Horticulturist, The Morton Arboretum Soil is a major consideration when choosing plants. Soil consists of inorganic (weathered rock and minerals) and organic (decomposed plant and animal matter) materials...
- ANNUAL WHITE GRUBS ARE EARLY THIS YEAR!
ANNUAL WHITE GRUBS ARE EARLY THIS YEAR!Fredric Miller, Ph.D. Extension EntomologistUniversity of IllinoisCountryside Extension CenterCountryside, IL 60525 Peak emergence of adult southern masked chafers, the adult stage of the annual white grub,...
- New Plants At The Arboretum
New Plants At The ArboretumBy Tim Boland, M.S.Curator of Horticultural CollectionsThe Morton Arboretum The renovation of the landscape at the Administration Building and Special Collections Library provided an excellent opportunity to diversify our...
- Looking for Treasure on the Arboretum's West Side
Looking for Treasure on the Arboretum's West SideBy Joseph KrolHorticulturistThe Morton Arboretum Where can you find the witch-alder, or how about a magnificent specimen of Korean mountain ash, or a majestic Oglethorpe oak? You might have to travel...
- Everything You Always Wanted To Know About The Sterling Morton Library But Were Afraid To Ask
Everything You Always Wanted To Know About The Sterling Morton Library But Were Afraid To AskBy Rita M. HassertTechnical Service LibrarianThe Morton Arboretum Libraries can be surprising places! All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who...
- August 28, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on:emerald ash borer, yellow-necked caterpillar, milkweed tussock moth, soldier beetle, Phomopsis on Douglas fir, butternut canker, Pestalotiopsis blight, bullseye leaf spot, smooth patch, stinkhorns,common ragweed,An... - August 14, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on:sycamore tussock moth, milkweed bugs, fall webworm, honeysuckle aphids, Stigmina on spruce, bluegrass rust, linden leaf spot, tar spot of maple, Melampsora rust, Botrytis, dog vomit slime mold, dodder,teasel, Taking... - July 31, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on: dog day cicadas, galls on fragrant sumac, hummingbird clearwing moth, measles on peony, thyronectria canker, lily-of-the-valley anthracnose, Septoria leaf spot on dogwood, leaf drop due to dry weather, new education... - July 24, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on the following: gypsy moth adults, peach tree borers, two-spotted spider mites, scarlet oak sawflies, solitary oak leafminers, Lopidea staphyleae, Phomopsis tip blight on juniper, Phomopsis gall on forsythia, yellowwood... - July 17, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details about: cypress twig galls, two-marked tree hoppers, boxwood mites, boxwood leafminer damage, volutella leaf and stem blight on boxwood, purple eye leaf spot, goldenrod rust, remontant flowers, pokeweed (Phytolacca... - July 10, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on:Tilia lacebug, oblique-banded leafroller, twig girdler and pruner, ailanthus webworm, European elm scale, red milkweed beetle, sumac leaf beetle, Botryosphaeria canker, mayapple rust, and common... - July 4, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on items including: Japanese beetles, magnolia scale, earwigs, cottony maple scale, leafhoppers, redbud leaffolder, honeysuckle blight, azalea gall, Guignardia, Sightings elsewhere: Viburnum leaf beetle, poison... - June 26, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on many items including: bagworms, viburnum crown borer, pear leaf blister mite, hedgehog gall, six-spotted tiger beetle, fireflies, Dutch elm disease, oak wilt, Diplodia tip blight, chlorosis, wild carrot,... - June 19,2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on many items including:Black vine weevil damageRose midgeWoolly larch adelgidAesculus leafminerPine false webwormRose rustIsland chlorosisSeptoria leaf spotField bindweedCurly dockDownload the report to pdf - June 12,2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on many items including:Currant spanwormPear slug sawflyBalsam twig aphidOak shothole leafminerLady bird beetle larvaErineum patch gall on beechPowdery mildewBlack spot on roseCreeping CharlieBlack medicDownload the... - June 5, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on many items including:Ash/lilac borerAlder leafminerElm leafminerEuropean elm flea weevil updateHawthorn leafminerAzalea bark scaleOak leaftierRedbanded leafrollerBeech blight aphidHackberry nipple gallCedar-quince... - May 29, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This report contains four-lined plant bug, boxwod psyllid, ash flower gall, bristly roseslug sawfly, imported willow leaf beetle, apple scab, peach leaf curl, oak leaf blister, sycamore anthracnose, frog-eye leaf spot, cedar-apple rust, and downy... - May 22, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on many items including:Aphids Honey locust plant bug Azalea sawfly Cankerworm Euonymus scalePine needle scaleSlugsColumbine leafminerOak apple gallMaple bladder gallEriophyid mite gall on prunusFire blightRose... - May 15, 2009 Plant health Care Report
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This issue contains details on many items including:Elm bark beetleEuonymus webwormAsh plant bugSpruce spider miteSpiny witch hazel gall aphidAlder leafminerErineum gall on LindenSpittle bugAsh anthracnoseSquirrel damageCorn speedwellWild... - May 8, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on many items including: Gypsy mothEuropean elm flea weevilJuniper webwormSpruce needleminerShepherd’s purseHenbitCedar rustsTulip fire Download the May 8, 2009 Report Here- (PDF format) - May 1, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on many items including: Caterpillars and sawfly larvae Eastern tent caterpillar European pine sawfly Arborvitae leafminer Oystershell scale Apple scab Cryptodiaporthe canker (golden canker) Seasonal needle drop... - April 17, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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This issue contains details on many items including: Hemlock rust miteWoolly alder aphidLarch casebearerSpiny rose gallLophodermiumRhizosphaeraVolutella stem and leaf blightCytospora canker of spruceBlack knot DOWNLOAD THE APRIL 17, 2009 REPORT... - April 3, 2009 Plant Health Care Report
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Plant Health Care Report from April 3, 2009. Topics include: rabbits, Download the report- (PDF) - 2007 Plant Health Care Reports
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The Morton Arboretum's Plant Health Care (PHC) reports are posted bi-weekly during April and August and weekly from May through July. Each report summarizes current tree disease and insect sightings for northeastern Illinois. The reports also... - 2008 Plant Health Care Reports
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The Morton Arboretum's Plant Health Care (PHC) reports are posted bi-weekly during April and August and weekly from May through July. Each report summarizes current tree disease and insect sightings for northeastern Illinois. The reports also...
