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Hi everyone,
My next door neighbor(he's 89 and she's 88) have some of the most beautiful orange honeysuckle trees that are being killed by some type of fungus. This likes like a silvery-gray mold or moss that is growing on some of the branches and killing them. What is this and what will kill it before it destroys the trees? He is almost to the point of cutting them down completely and he has had them for years(about 60 or more). I asked him to wait until I could do some research and maybe with a little help from others who know more about this sort of thing than I do, we could save them. I really would hate to see them lose these beautiful trees after all this time. any help will be deeply appreciated.
Jackie
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