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Dwarf Cherry Trees Angela love to be planted in a well drained soil and if during the winter months your ground has been water logged this could quite easily be the cause of the die back of the branches and also cracked stems and split bark which, can leave the tree vulnerable to attack from bacterial canker. Ideally it would need, on a 2 square metre area around the trunk, the application of quality manure, ideally organic chicken manure (such as Super Dug), dried and stabilized.

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We have just planted an ornamental, conical shaped cherry, but have been told that cherry roots often come up into lawns and shoot where you don't want them to.

We no longer recommendpainting pruning cuts with wound paints (such as Arbrex), as this too may trap moisture and promote fungal infection. Regarding treatment you will need to build up your Dwarf Cherry by feeding with a balanced base fertiliser - this needs to be carried out early spring time and also during the summer.

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If there is orange gluey liquid oozing from the trunk and branches Mary the symptom is synonymous with bacterial canker - which is an air borne fungal disease which enters Cherry Trees through damaged branches and wounds in the tree. One of the problems with Cherry Trees Robert is that they are prone to attack by aphids or also small caterpillars.

I have read about black knot but can only find references on American sites which seem to suggest this has not occured in the UK before. Seal the wounds with Arbrex, feed the tree with organic matter, water the tree in dry periods and you will be amazed at the results. When you dig out the foundations for your drive Lesley I am sure that you will find roots from your Cherry Blossom Tree which will need to be cut back and depending on how many roots will need to be severed will be the main factor in determining die back on your tree.

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It's nice and runny and it sets firmly, I've used it for years to seal tree damage, grafting and pruning. I have a very large flowering cherry tree - about 40ft high - which is to be thinned and have the crown lifted.I am sure that your tree will not completely die but any die back on the stems and branches will need to cut back during the summer months. Apple canker is a disease caused by a fungus, Neonectria ditissima, which attacks the bark of apples and some other trees, causing a sunken area of dead bark and, eventually, death of the branch. In this situation, the best way to attain a complete reversal is not by removing lots of little bits of wood, but by opening the tree right up by removing four or five large branches, so that the sunshine can penetrate into the centre of the tree. With regard to pruning you will need to cut back some of the older wood to new shoots but still maintain the pyramid shape and, as the fruit appears on the previous seasons wood again some of the fruited wood will need to be cut back to new vigorous shoots. Quite a number of trees have been dropping their leaves early this year Jason due to this year's contrasting weather conditions.

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You must ensure when lifting your tree to dig out a good sized root ball and also the hole where you will be transplanting your tree is large enough for the roots to sit comfortably. I personally would be inclined to choose an alternative tree species such as Ornamental Crab Apple or Japanese Acer Palmatums Cultivars which would be ideal for your small walled garden.What you need to do Catherine with your Cherry Tree is cut some of the old wood back and tie in the new shoots and this will encourage the flowering shoots for the following year.