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mecs7705

Vanderwolf Pine

mecs7705
10 years ago

My young pine shows numerous brown protuberances at the base of new growth. They are brown and when removed there is no new growth. These 1/4 inch growths crumble easily. Can find no insect inside. Is this condition a disease?

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