Author: Nancy Pataky September 30, 2008 The major disease problems on honeylocust include root collar rot and stem or trunk cankers. Cankers are visible now as dead areas on the stems and trunk. L

Crystal Floyd Nectria canker most commonly occurs on maple and honey locust, but can also infect apple, aspen, basswood, birch, elm, oak, walnut, and other hardwood trees. The fungus Nectria gallig

Author: Nancy Pataky August 12, 1998 The Plant Clinic has received several calls and a few samples of honey locust problems that did not involve insects. The complaint has been yellowing and wilti

By John Hartman Cankers promoted by drought are a concern in the Kentucky nursery industry, especially on honey locust. Thyronectria canker of honey locust is a major cause of decline of drought-st