Walnut-sized woody balls on pin oak twigs are horned or gouty oak galls (caused by cynipid wasps). Unlike leaf galls, heavy twig gall infestations can weaken or kill branches, but rarely the whole tree.
Trees usually outgrow the problem with good care.
Pin Oak Leaf Curling: Insect or Vascular Disease? Need for Close-Up Photos
Pin Oak Leaf Galls: Harmless Wasp Galls, No Treatment Needed
Brown Bumps on Pin Oak Leaves: Harmless Leaf Galls
Oak Galls (Horned/Gouty): Cosmetic, Not Lethal
Oak Galls: Wasp-Induced Growths Rarely Threaten Tree Health
Oak Galls: Identifying Those Green Balls and Protecting Pets
Sapsucker Damage on Young Oak: Same Culprit, Different Tree
Pin Oak Sudden Leaf Browning: Drip Irrigation and Trunk Cracks
White Oak Suckering and Gall Wasps: Normal Self-Pruning, Galls Cosmetic—Imidacloprid Ineffective
Horned Oak Galls on Pin Oak: What They Are and What to Do
Pin Oak Dropping Hard Pellets: Insect Frass
Pin Oak Stem Galls: Harmless Wasp Galls, No Treatment Needed
Copyright © www.100flowers.win Botanic Garden All Rights Reserved