9 Oak Tree Diseases Identification and Treatment

Andrew Conboy on Instagram: "Herbarium records from the early 1900s show that two locally uncommon oaks used to grow at one of my local Pennsylvania State Parks. The Blackjack oak (Quercus marilandica) and Post oak (Quercus stellata) were both documented growing in the direct area, but may have since been extirpated. This is likely due to fire suppression, mesophication, deer pressure, and invasive species, which have greatly altered the species found within the park. 🌳 So my non-profit (@commu

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Wild Senna (Senna marilandica) is a powerhouse native that brings more than just bold yellow blooms to the landscape Notice the compound leaves, the tiny fuzzy seed pods just starting to form, and, if you look closely at the end, a Sleepy Orange butterfly zipping through the frame! That’s no coincidence… this plant is one of its larval hosts ✅ Native legume ✅ Host plant for sulphur butterflies (like the Sleepy Orange) ✅ Supports native bees and other pollinators ✅ Great for wild, sunny spots and

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