Bright orange powdery spots are spores of ash leaf rust, a fungus alternating between ash and marsh grasses.
No fungicide needed. Fertilize and water during drought to maintain vigor. Cycle peaks every 5–7 years.
Young Orange Tree with Dead Limbs and Sap: Scale or Aphids Likely
Indoor Orange Tree White Clusters: Mealybugs or Scale Treated with Neem Oil
Sour Orange Tree: Rootstock Takeover and Grafting Options
Dwarf Orange Tree with Strange Thorny Growth: Rootstock Sucker
Ash Tree Concerns: Chalara Dieback, Wind Risk, Pruning Costs
Orange Jelly Fungus on Walnut: Golden Jelly Fungus (Tremella mesenterica)
Navel Orange Leaf Curl: Aphids or Leaf Miners—Not Vegetable Oil
Raywood Ash Leaf Drop in Phoenix: Normal Winter Dormancy
Minnesota Ash Trees Leafless: Check for Life, Wait a Month
Planting and Pruning Raywood Ash: Avoid Topping!
Shamel Ash Sunscald: Black Bark, One‑Sided Dieback
Orange Tree Rescue: Watering Ring, Mulch, Light Feeding
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