Magnolia tree

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  1. Rachel hughes

    Rachel hughes Apprentice Gardener

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    Only half my magnolia tree flowers....it is quite an established tree as it was here when I moved in. It has like fur growing on all the branches and buds.....friends have said its got a fungus disease are they correct? And how do I treat it?
     
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    I recently moved to a new home which has a magnolia tree but only half of the tree has flowered the hole tree has like fur on it......friends have said that its got a fungus disease, are they correct and how do I treat it??
     
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    Hi @Rachel hughes and a warm welcome to Gardeners Corner :sign0016:

    I have taken the liberty of merging your posts here, to hopefully get you the best answers as quickly as possible.

    Do you have any pictures of the suspected fungus?
     
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    Hi, here are some pictures of my tree......please help......thank you x
     

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    Can you get a more close up pic of the fungus please.?
     
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      Just had a look at my magnolia and all the buds both flower and leaf buds have a furry texture to them.
      Could the magnolia be grafted and the non flowering half be growing from the rootstock?
       
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        cant edit....
         
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        Hi, the white flowers are falling off and are being replaced but lovely green leaves but there is still nothing appearing on the other side of the tree......please help
         

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        If you could get a close up image of the suspected fungus, it would help everyone to try and work out what is wrong?
         
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        Scale wiped out my magnolia last year. Looked white, fluffy.
         
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        This is a pic of the side of the tree that has not flowered or any leafs growing.
         

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        Looks like scale to me....
         
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        Scale??....how do I treat it?? Any info would be really great fully accepted.
         
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        Scale is an infestation. I don't know how to get rid. I lost my beautiful Susan magnolia. The arborist I broughtin cinfirmed that it was a goner.
         
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        Could it be woolly aphids do you think? <img src=" title="Thinking :thinking:" />
         
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