Insects and Diseases on Common Long Island Landscape

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Insects and Diseases Insects and Diseases on Common Long Island on Common Long Island Landscape Plants Landscape Plants Peter Felix Peter Felix ISA Certified Arborist NY0263 ISA Certified Arborist NY0263

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Insects and Diseases on Insects and Diseases on Common Long Island Common Long Island

Landscape PlantsLandscape Plants

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AndromedaAndromeda

Lace bugsAzalea bark scale

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Alberta spruceAlberta spruce

Spider mites attack alberta spruce usually in full sun

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AzaleasAzaleas

lacebugs Azalea bark scaleTwo banded japanese weevil

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ArborvitaeArborvitae

bagworms

Arborvitae leafminer

Spider mites

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Arborvitae Leaf-Miner AdultArborvitae Leaf-Miner Adult

Adult

When in flight it resembles a small moth

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Phytophthora citricola

Wooly beech aphid

European Beech TreesEuropean Beech Trees

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Phytophthora on European Phytophthora on European BeechBeech

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American Beech American Beech Beech Bark ScaleBeech Bark Scale

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Birch treesBirch trees

Birch leaf miner Bronze birch borer

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Birch treesBirch trees

BronzeBirch Borer

Adult

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BoxwoodBoxwood

Boxwood leafminer

Boxwood psyllid

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CherryCherry

Tent caterpillar

White prunicola scale

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CrabappleCrabapple

Tent caterpillar

Cedar-apple rust

Apple scab

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CotoneasterCotoneaster

lace bugs

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CypressCypress

Spider mites

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scale

anthracnose

DogwoodDogwood

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Euonymus scale

Euonymus caterpillar Two banded weevil

EuonymusEuonymus

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FirFir

Balsam wooly adelgid

Spider mites

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HemlockHemlock

Elongate hemlock scale

Hemlock wooly adelgid Spider mites

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Cottony camellia scale

Holly leaf miner

HollyHolly

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Honey locust plant bug Honey locust plant bug adult

Honey locust pod gall midge

Honey locustHoney locust

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Japanese Black PineJapanese Black PineBlack Turpentine BeetleBlack Turpentine Beetle

Pitch tubes which look like sap volcanoes

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Blue stain fungusBlue stain fungusThe fungus, carried by the beetle, spreads throughout the tree and restricts

vascular flow to the top of the tree essentially cutting off it’s life supply.

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Japanese Black PineJapanese Black PineScaleScale

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Juniper scale

Phomopsis tip blight Spider mites

JuniperJuniper

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Powdery mildew

White peach scale

LilacLilac

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LindenLinden

Cottony scale

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MaplesMaples

aphidsaphids

Cottony maple scale

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Mountain laurelMountain laurel

Leaf spot

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Pine sawfly

Pine sawfly

Pine needle scale

Mugo pineMugo pine

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OaksOaks

Gypsy moth

Golden oak scale

Oak gall

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Purple leafed plumPurple leafed plum

scale

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PrivetPrivet

White peach scale

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borers

midge

Black vine weevil

RhododendronsRhododendrons

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RosesRoses

aphids

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SpireaSpirea

aphids

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SpruceSpruce

Spruce gall adelgid

Two spotted mites

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SycamoreSycamore

Sycamore anthracnose

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White PineWhite Pine

spittlebugPine barkadelgid

White pine weevil

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Cottony taxus scale

Fletcher scale

Mealy bugs

Cottony taxus scale

YewYew

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Injuries From Poor Cultural Injuries From Poor Cultural PracticesPractices

Lawn mower and weed whacker Damage

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SolutionSolution

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Weekly Soil Scratching Kills Weekly Soil Scratching Kills roots!roots!

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Overhead irrigation hits foliage Overhead irrigation hits foliage causing disease problemscausing disease problems

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Overhead irrigation hits foliage Overhead irrigation hits foliage causing disease problemscausing disease problems

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Overhead irrigation hits foliage Overhead irrigation hits foliage causing disease problemscausing disease problems

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Poor cultural practices Poor cultural practices De-icing saltDe-icing salt

Salt damage

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Too DeepToo Deep

Excessive soil around tree trunks

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Mulch VolcanoesMulch Volcanoes

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Wrong Plant Wrong PlaceWrong Plant Wrong Place

Wrong plant wrong place

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Soil CompactionSoil Compaction

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Soil CompactionSoil Compaction Construction Construction

vehiclesvehicles Lawn mowersLawn mowers PetsPets Pedestrian trafficPedestrian traffic Rain DropletsRain Droplets

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Measuring Soil CompactionMeasuring Soil Compaction

PenetrometerPenetrometer

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Alleviating Soil Compaction Alleviating Soil Compaction (Trees)(Trees)

Radial Trenching with Air-SpadeRadial Trenching with Air-Spade

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Alleviating Soil Compaction Alleviating Soil Compaction (Trees)(Trees)

Radial Trenching with Air-spadeRadial Trenching with Air-spade

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Alleviating Soil Compaction Alleviating Soil Compaction (Trees)(Trees)

Radial Trenching with Air-spadeRadial Trenching with Air-spade

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Grade changesGrade changes

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Root Collar ExcavationsRoot Collar Excavations

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Root Collar ExcavationsRoot Collar Excavations

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What is Plant Health Care?What is Plant Health Care?

PHC is the art and science of caring for PHC is the art and science of caring for plants as a whole through frequent plants as a whole through frequent monitoring during the season. PHC monitoring during the season. PHC programs include building soil programs include building soil microbiology, creating proper plant microbiology, creating proper plant growing environments, preventing growing environments, preventing pest problems, and dealing with pest pest problems, and dealing with pest outbreaks, while being sensitive to the outbreaks, while being sensitive to the environment and beneficial organisms.environment and beneficial organisms.

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PHC ToolsPHC Tools

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Compost TeaCompost Tea

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Thank YouThank You

Any Questions? Any Questions?