Small thuja trees bear clumps of gelatinous, amber, sectioned growths—cedar-quince rust (Gymnosporangium clavipes), a fungal disease requiring alternate hosts (rosaceous plants like quince, hawthorn).
Search “cedar-quince rust” for images to confirm. Enjoy the alien-looking display—it’s temporary.
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