honey fungus

Gail
Gail

honey fungus

Asked on 19 Mar, 2007

Honey fungus in the soil is killing plants and shrubs. Can you suggest any plants or shrubs which are immune to it?

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susans
Susans

21 Mar, 2007

 

I am not familiar with this fungus. Can you tell me more about it?

hoya105
Hoya105

22 Mar, 2007

 

plants resistant to honey fungus are; ash, bamboo, beech, box, catalpa, cercis, chaenomeles, clematis,,cotinus, eleagnus, fothergilla, holly, ivy, kerria, laurel, mahonia, , pieris, sumach and yew. but it is important to keep them in good condition, as the fungus attacks any plant that is weak, so compost, mulch and feed well! good luck!

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