Black aphids covering a declining corkscrew willow, with peeling black bark and sooty mold, indicate a severe infestation. Water sprays only temporarily dislodge aphids; they return rapidly.
Sooty mold will disappear once aphids are controlled. Check nursery for product availability.
Weeping Willow with Bark Loss and Deformity: Internal Decay, Removal Advised
Curly Willow Leaf Drop: Drought Stress, Not Disease
Weeping Willow Red Spiky Patches: Adventitious (Air) Roots, Not Borers—Harmless, Dry Up
Willow Tree Encroachment and Property Line Liability
Dog-Damaged Weeping Willow: Will It Sprout Back?
Willow Recovery After Pond Herbicide Treatment
Controlling Aphid Honeydew on Elm Trees with Systemic Insecticides
Red Spikes on Willow Trunk? It’s Borer Frass—Here’s What to Do
Woodpecker Damage and Borer Infestation in Willow Trees
Willow Weevil/Leaf Beetle: ID First, Then Treat
Willow Tree Partial Leaf Yellowing: Water Needs and Trunk Check
Plum Aphids in Curled Leaves: Atomic Grow and Pure Neem Oil
Apple Tree Woolly Aphids: Atomic Grow Organic Cleanup and Vigor
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