Flowering cherry killed by leaf spot
Q: I think I have a cherry tree that’s on its last leg. It was planted in 2001. There was not many leaves on it this summer and no blossoms that I can remember. Is it time to take it down?
A: I think your cherry has been infected with cherry leaf spot for several years. The annual loss of leaves early in the season caused the tree to decline. I don’t think it will recover.
Check my web page on the disease to see if you agree.
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