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curtiskw

apple bark issue

curtis
10 years ago

I have this on one of my trees. It doesn't go through to the cambium. I have it on 2 different vertical branches, each at about 4' and on the north side. I'll post a few pix

I cut one branch off, not due to this, but in the process of fixing the structure.

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