florida cultivars are resistant: Jean's Appalachian Snow, Kay's Appalachian Mist, Karen's Appalachian Blush, and Appalachian Joy.Īngular gray to brown spots with yellow or dark purple halos form on leaves. controversa are much more resistant than most varieties of Cornus florida. White fungal growth develops on the surface of leaves late in the summer and during the autumn.Įrysiphe pulchra and Phyllactinia guttataĪpply a fungicide as soon as symptoms are seen. Remove the infected tree and do not replace it with another woody ornamental until the soil has been fumigated and aerated. During this time, the tree flowers and fruits profusely but eventually dies. Twigs and large branches die as a canker forms at the base of the tree. Leaves are smaller than normal, light green, and exhibit premature fall leaf coloration. Warm, dry weather will curtail the disease. This disease occurs only if weather conditions are very wet and humid in the spring. Patches of gray mold grow on the patches if the weather remains very humid. Irregular, brown, wrinkled patches form on flower bracts and leaves in the spring.
florida) are resistant to anthracnose and decline and should be used to replace dying trees. kousa) and hybrids of kousa and native dogwood ( C.
Apply a fungicide during bud break to protect new flowers, twigs, and foliage. Protect trees from drought stress, winter injury, and dogwood borer attack. Prune and destroy dead twigs and branches during dormancy and when observed during the growing season. The entire tree may be killed over a period of years. Water sprouts form along the trunk of severely affected trees. Small, raised, pimple-like fruiting structures form on the dead twigs. Reddish-brown dead spots occur on the flower bracts. Leaves on branch tips may be completely blighted and remain attached over the winter. Also, large, brown blotches of dead tissue may occur on leaf tips, along the margin of leaves, or between the veins. Small, reddish-brown spots without brown centers may pepper portions of the leaf or extend along veins. Tiny, dark-brown fungal fruiting structures dot the brown areas. Also, WE NO LONGER SHIP TO CALIFORNIA due to Department of Ag restrictions on live plants.Brown spots up to 1/4-inch in diameter go entirely through the leaf and have reddish-brown halos. NOT AVAILABLE FOR SALE IN THESE US STATES AND TERRITORIES: AK, HI, GM, PR, VI. Fertilize in the fall with tree and shrub fertilizer. May develop canker in areas with high heat and humidity. This attractive plant should be grown in rich, well drained soil with medium moisture. It will grow 5-6′ tall with a similar spread.
#IVORY HALO RED TWIG DOGWOOD FULL#
Common Name: tatarian dogwood Additional InformationĬornus alba ‘Bailhalo’ grows best in Full Sun. Plant as a screen, hedge, or along a property line. Great for a naturalized planting where it can colonize. This rapid growing dogwood will spread through suckering. This is a great compact dogwood for planting in smaller areas. Prune oldest stems after flowering to encourage new stem growth. The beautiful red twigs will make a great addition to your cut flower arrangements. It has great year round interest with its attractive summer foliage, and red twigs in winter. Ivory Halo Dogwood is an attractive, compact, red stemmed shrub with variegated foliage. Description Ivory Halo Dogwood General Information
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