It looks like some sort of fungus, Melissa, but I'm no expert. It could be a rust gall, too -- also caused by spores. I'm sure someone better informed than myself may be able to help.
I think it is in the family of "rust" dormant spray .. garden sulphur .. are a couple of methods to keep it under control .. I have it on my serviceberry and hope to get it sprayed before it breaks bud next Spring .. it can stay in the neighborhood a long time .. spores flying around in the air .. nasty little so and so ! haha Joy
~~Melissa
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"Life is now." And you can quote me on that. Your nature. My nature. Our nature.
About My Garden
zone 5a Ontario Canada
[ tour my garden 2008]
started 1996 in ignorance
started figuring it out in 2002
organic
minimal watering
clay soil
flowering perennials, berries, veggies low budget: $100/yr
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It looks like some sort of fungus, Melissa, but I'm no expert. It could be a rust gall, too -- also caused by spores. I'm sure someone better informed than myself may be able to help.
I think it is in the family of "rust" dormant spray .. garden sulphur .. are a couple of methods to keep it under control .. I have it on my serviceberry and hope to get it sprayed before it breaks bud next Spring .. it can stay in the neighborhood a long time .. spores flying around in the air .. nasty little so and so ! haha
Joy
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