Mark (Buffalo NY): 20-year-old blue rug junipers with orange gel-like blobs (egg-sized, 2-3 per plant). Never seen before.
Steve: needs photo for confirmation. Has idea but wants visual ID. Requests close-up, review for focus.
Orange gelatinous blobs on juniper in spring = cedar-apple rust telial horns (spore-producing structures). Alternate host: apple/crabapple. Junipers get gall phase; apples get leaf/fruit spots.
This dramatic spring phenomenon is the rust fungus completing its life cycle. Junipers rarely seriously harmed; apples are the economic concern. Fungicide on junipers not typically warranted.
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