ice and winter injury on tree buds

Ice storms can cause serious damage to your trees and shrubs.

Non-Living Plant Injury

Ice Storm Susceptibility of Tree Species Found Growing in Urban Areas

Natural Gas Injury to Plants

Could the Trouble be Pollution: Effects of Pollution

Cold and Salt Damage

Dealing with Drought

Flooding of Trees, Shrubs and Turf

Lightning and Trees

Storm Preparation and Clean Up

Trees That Tolerate Salt

Contact

Tamson Yeh
Pest Management / Turf Specialist
tsy3@cornell.edu
631-727-7850 x 240

Last updated March 29, 2017

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