This is on my skyrocket juniper. It is hard and wrapped around the stem. It's either something that died or could it be a cocoon of some type?
Any ideas are appreciated.
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Ugh! It's a cedar apple rust gall
https://soilplantlab.missouri.edu/plant/ ... niper.aspx
This means any apple tree and relatives (hawthorn, pyracantha, service berry, I think rose too, etc.) are vulnerable as alternate hosts.
https://soilplantlab.missouri.edu/plant/ ... niper.aspx
This means any apple tree and relatives (hawthorn, pyracantha, service berry, I think rose too, etc.) are vulnerable as alternate hosts.
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