The gray-green patches on your cherry, apple, and willow are lichens—symbiotic organisms that simply use bark as a substrate. They don’t harm the tree.
Remove grass/weeds/mulch from root flares, water correctly, and treat active fungal infections. Healthy trees resist all these problems.
Bark Splitting and Sap Flow in Fruit Trees and Maples: Sunscald Management
Brown Spots Inside Green Apples: Disease or Physiological Issue?
Peach Tree Borers: Gummy Sap and Grubs at Base
Ants on Cherry Trees: What They're Really After
Fruitless Mulberry Limb Failure: Internal Decay and Hazard Assessment
Peach Tree Scale Infestation: Organic Option for Aging Trees
Killing Unwanted Cottonwood Trees: Girdling and Herbicide Method
Braided Money Tree (Pachira) Winter Care: Dormancy, Disease Prevention, and Recovery
White Webbing on Robellini Palm Trunks: Post-Freeze Fungal Growth
Oak Decline After Paving: Root Damage and Recovery Plan
Sudden Heavy Fruiting on Bradford Pears: Genetics and Storm Risk
Diagnosing Premature Leaf Drop in Ginkgo Trees
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