By Babylon5
Derbyshire, United Kingdom
to scotsgran, as far as i know it is a leylandii ,the tight leaves and twiggs suggest it is
- 11 Jun, 2010
Answers
i would still like to know your diagnosis thanks babylon5
11 Jun, 2010
Hi Babylon5, put - question number 1933 - in to the google box, top right and it will take you to a question and answer session in 2008 by members on here. The reason I asked if it was a leylandii was to help guide you to this question which I had found during an earlier trawl of this site. Without seeing it I would not hazard a guess as to what ails your hedge. I might give you the wrong advice and I am not an expert but there are several people on the site who are very knowledgable about a wide range of different gardening questions and they may be prompted to help you. It is best to keep all the Q's and A's to the original Q on the same page by using the 'Answer this Question' box which is under the previous answer. Hope you discover the solution soon. You could have a look at this link too http://www.leylandii.com/information/leylandii-disease.html
11 Jun, 2010
Hi, I think this relates to question 25304
11 Jun, 2010
Hi, I think this was answered on question 25304
11 Jun, 2010
Hi scotsgan thanks for the link,having problems downloading photos,will post them a.s.a.p
14 Jun, 2010
thanks for the replys,i was looking deeper last night and found it might be,canker or aphids
11 Jun, 2010