Sooty Mold Control from TreeHelp

Sooty Mold

Sooty mold is a fungus, which causes the blackening of the leaves of certain trees. The mold forms on the leaves as a result of honeydew secretions from insects such as whiteflies, aphids and mealybugs. Insect control is the most effective way to prevent the incidence of this disease. To control the insects and prevent the secretion of their honeydew discharge, spray the tree with Bug Buster Insecticide. When spraying the tree ensure that both the top and undersides of the leaves are adequately sprayed. A second treatment spray may be required about 10 to 14 days later depending on the severity of the insect infestation.

To control and eliminate the mold growth that has already developed, spray the tree with Liquid Copper Fungicide. Generally one application of Liquid Copper is adequate for sooty mold control, but a second application about 14 days later may be required in major outbreaks.

Brian Y.

12/17/21

Thistle seed bird feeders

Very fast delivery and exactly what I wanted. Lowest price I could find and very reasonable shipping charge. A very satisfied customer.

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11/30/21

this is really helpfull

very helpful very informative

Tim S.

12/23/20

Fancy Swirl Dome

It is nice and solid and well made with smooth edges and fits perfectly on my Aspects Nickel Tube Feeder. The size is perfect as well.

It was easy to order and shipped quickly in a sturdy box.

James P.

03/07/20

Feed the Elms

You have a very informative and easy to use website.
The product arrived in a timely fashion, and I fed the Elm in my yard.
It is almost five feet across at the base, and being on the South West corner of my small lot, provides shade all summer.
Of course there is a utility pole within a couple of feet, and the gas company disturbed th...Read More

e roots this winter.
looking forward to see if feeding this old friend will help endure this onslaught.
Thanks again for helping us; with genuine help keeping Elms alive.
Grew up in DC and watched all those magnificent Elms die off during the 60s and 70s, always broke my heart.
The old 10 dollar bill depicts the treasury building framed by Elm trees, they are all gone, and DC is not as pleasant,
without those old giants. Read Less

James H.

05/28/19

Deer Defeat...Appears to work!

So far (3 weeks) so good. Expensive...but plants are expensive and it appears to work.

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