HOOTON: At 2B Hooton Way Steven Harrop is proposing to fell a protected horse chestnut tree due to
honey fungus disease.
Rachael Watson your tree is dead, most likely killed by a AUNFORTUNATELY disease such as
honey fungus or a type of canker.
Rachael Watson, via email Dear Rachael Unfortunately your tree is dead, most likely killed by a disease such as
honey fungus or a type of canker.
Ash trees with dieback - also known as Chalara dieback - are more susceptible to
honey fungus infection, which destabilises the tree and makes them prone to falling, according to SWT.
The monster mushroom, popularly known as the
honey fungus, stretches 3.5 miles, covering an area as big as 1,665 football fields.
According to the notice the tree had shown signs of being riddled with
honey fungus which rots the roots of trees, making them unstable and at risk of toppling.
A WHILE a stump could be used to support a climber, it is best to remove them as stumps can foster root diseases such as
honey fungus.
My son found a link to BBC reports about a humongous
honey fungus growing in the Blue Mountains in Oregon.
The first gave us many years of pleasure but eventually succumbed, probably to
honey fungus.
vitellinus as two separate species and recognized all five different species of Armillaria (
honey fungus), when these had been put together by the rest of the early mycologists.
Myth: Ivy kills trees Guy said: "Ivy seldom kills trees itself, but the presence of ivy indicates root disease - especially
honey fungus - that is doing serious harm to the host and allowing the ivy to flourish."
| Myth - ivy kills trees Ivy is thought to seldom kill trees itself, but the presence of ivy indicates the very strong suspicion of root disease, especially
honey fungus doing serious harm to the host and allowing the ivy to flourish under the diminished canopy.
honey fungus - a honey-colored edible mushroom commonly associated with the roots of trees in late summer and fall; do not eat raw