Oak wilt is a lethal disease of oak trees that is active in Northeast Ohio. Oak wilt symptoms are most noticeable in summer when the yard looks like autumn covered in dead leaves. (Photo Courtesy ...

Oak wilt is a very serious and often deadly disease of oaks, specifically the oaks in the red or black oak group. The fungal pathogen that causes the disease ( Bretziella fagacearum ) has been ...

Oak wilt is a very serious and often deadly disease of oaks, specifically the oaks in the red or black oak group. The fungal pathogen that causes the disease ( Bretziella fagacearum ) has been ...

That is why an in-person Woodland Wednesdays program will be held at 6 p.m. Feb. 21 at the VFW Post 1055, 6000 New Milford Road in Ravenna for “Oh Deer, Is That Oak […] Skip to content All ...

The fungus can be carried by beetles during the spring and summer, so don’t prune trees from April 15-July 15 to protect them from disease.

Over the years Ohio trees have had a continuing list of problems. Oak wilt is currently affecting oak trees. Before that, there was the Emerald Ash Bore for ash trees and earlier there was Dutch ...

Oak wilt’s onset can be confused with other more common issues, such as drought stress, leaf loss from spongy-moth caterpillars, and diseases such as anthracnose and bacterial leaf scorch.

Oak wilt is one of the deadliest tree diseases in the U.S., responsible for killing millions of trees across 76 counties in Texas, according to the forest service.

Oak wilt is a disease only found in North America, most commonly in the upper Midwest of the United States. It’s caused by a fungus, Bretziella fagacearum , which is transmitted by sap beetles ...

January is not typically the time of year when we think about doing yard work, unless you consider removing outdoor Christmas decorations yard work! However, due to a deadly disease which is ...

Oak wilt can quickly kill trees in the red oak family. The fungus can be carried by beetles during the spring and summer, so don’t prune trees from April 15-July 15 to protect them from disease.