The American sycamore (Platanus occidentalis ... As for diseases, some fungi cause leaf spots. Anthracnose fungi, in particular, cause early symptoms on young leaves that resemble frost ...

Many folks have noticed that their trees have started to lose their leaves already. Is fall coming early? The answer is no; your trees are just victims of bad timing. It just so happens that at ...

True to its name, the Sycamore leaf beetle feeds primarily on the leaves of Sycamore trees. When combined with plane anthracnose disease, which is caused by a fungus, significant damage can occur. It ...

Unfortunately, sycamore is susceptible to anthracnose fungus which makes leaves turn brown and contorts stem growth. "Witches' brooms" or leafless sprout clusters form and grow along the limbs.

Our sycamore tree always looks fine in spring, but many of the leaves become disfigured ... Your tree is infected with anthracnose, a fungal disease that thrives during wet spring weather ...

Leaves turn dusty chartreuse ... grooming a 75-foot-tall tree can be a challenge. But thanks to sycamore anthracnose, a fungal disease also known as sycamore blight, the tree is virtually self ...

Sycamore anthracnose (gnomonia leptostyla ... Sycamore and London planetree leaf scorch is more deadly and hits in late June or July with olive green discoloration of leaf margins followed ...

Sycamore Anthracnose is a fungal organism that attacks primarily American sycamore trees. The infection process is favored by relatively cool temperatures and prolonged periods of leaf wetness, both ...

This week, we meet Sycamore or Platanus occidentalis The large leaves of this species have three to five ... This species can be affected by anthracnose, leafspots, aphids, plant bugs, scale insects, ...

Before the Sycamore Drive-In Restaurant in Bethel — serving burgers, fries and root beer floats since 1948 — before the place became the town of Bethel in 1855, maybe before the first Colonial ...