How to Manage Pests

Pests in Gardens and Landscapes

Eastern filbert blight— Anisogramma anomala

Eastern filbert blight occurs primarily in Oregon and the eastern U.S. Blossoms, leaves, and terminals turn brown, wilt, and die. Leaves discolor and drop prematurely. Cankers or lesions may occur on limbs or twigs, especially in the upper canopy. The fungus that causes Eastern filbert blight infects buds and young leaves and shoots through airborne spores produced during wet conditions.

Solutions

Prune out infected limbs during dry weather. Remove escaped seedlings. Plant resistant cultivars and species, such as Corylus cornuta var. californica.


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