my box hedge has a white powdery fungal infection

North Yorks area. The hedge is 6 yrs old, but this has happened the last 2 summers.
The main hedge is green, no brown dead leaves.


On plant Buxus sempervirens

Asked on 3 Jun, 2009 by

genevieve
Genevieve

Location: United Kingdom Gb

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seaburngirl
Seaburngirl
 

this sounds like mildew, a fungal infection. ask for a funcide at the gc.
welcome to GoY too.

3 Jun, 2009

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