Common Woody Ornamentals and their Common Insect and Disease Problems
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1 Common Woody Ornamentals and their Common Insect and Disease Problems (Adapted from 2013 Cornell Pest Management Guide for Commercial Production and Maintenance of Trees and Shrubs, Cornell University Cooperative Extension) Plant Pest Disease Amelanchier Fabraea leaf spot rusts Andromeda (Pieris) azalea bark scale azalea whitefly Apple (flowering crab) aphids (Malus) cankerworms fire blight leafhoppers rust leafrollers scab redbanded leafroller roundheaded appletree borer Arborvitae (Thuja) arborvitae leafminer leaf blight arborvitae weevil bagworm Fletcher scale hemlock looper juniper scale Ash (Fraxinus) blackheaded ash sawfly anthracnose yellows lilac/ash borer Azalea azalea bark scale azalea leaf gall (Rhododendron) azalea leafminer Botryosphaeria canker azalea whitefly Phytophthora shoot blight flower blight fruittree leafroller (azalea leaftier) Phytophthora root rot rhododendron borer Cornell Cooperative Extension is an employer and educator recognized for valuing AA/EEO, Protected Veterans, and Individuals with Disabilities and provides equal program and employment opportunities.
2 Azalea cont d rhododendron stem borer southern red mite Barberry (Berberis) Beech (Fagus) aphids Nectria beech bark disease cankerworms Phytophtora bleeding canker woolly beech aphid Endothia canker Birch (white, gray, aphids leaf rust yellow, and European white) (Betula) birch leafminer birch skeletonizer Bittersweet (Celastrus) bronze birch borer European hornet potato leafhopper euonymus scale Boxwood (Buxus) boxwood leafminer Volutella canker boxwood mite Macrophoma leaf spot boxwood psyllid blight Phytophthora root rot Buckeye (Aesculus) Phyllosticta leaf blotch Butternut (Juglans) butternut gall mite Marssonia anthracnose Xanthomonas bacterial blight walnut caterpillar Catalpa Leaf spots Cedar (Cedrus) arborvitae weevil bagworm Chamaecyparis Phomopsis blight Cherry (Wild) and eastern tent caterpillar black knot Chokecherry (Prunus) fruittree leafroller Cotoneaster fire blight Deutzia Dogwood (Cornus) cottony maple leaf scale Phytophthora crown canker dogwood borer Botrytis flower and leaf blight dogwood sawfly Discula anthracnose Elsinoe spot anthracnose twig blights and cankers Douglas-Fir Cooley spruce gall adelgid swiss needlecast (Pseudotsuga) Douglas-fir needle midge Rhabdocline needlecast Elm (Ulmus) bark beetles Stegophora black leaf spot
3 Elm cont d cankerworms Dutch Elm disease clover mite elm case bearers elm cockscomb gall aphid elm leaf beetle elm leafminer European elm scale European red mite forest tent caterpillar lecanium scales linden looper twospotted spider mite woolly elm aphid English Ivy (Hedera) Xanthomonas leaf spot Euonymus euonymus scale Fir (Abies) balsam gall midge cankers balsam twig aphid Phytophthora root rot needle rust Firethorn (Pyracantha) Fire blight scab Flowering Fruits aphids Black knot (cherry, peach, almond) cankerworms Taphrina leaf curl (Prunus) European red mite crown gall fall webworm Blumeriella leaf spot Japanese beetle Monolinia shoot blight leafrollers lecanium scales peachtree borers roundheaded appletree borer twospotted spider mite white prunicola scale Goldenrain tree Nectria coral spot canker (Koelreuteria) Hackberry (Celtis) hackberry psylla witches broom Hawthorn (Cretaegus) apple blotch leafminer fire blight cherry and hawthorn leafminer Fabraea leaf spot rusts pear sawfly scab Hazelnut (Corylus) Eastern filbert blight Hemlock (Tsuga) elongate hemlock scale canker hemlock looper rust
4 Hemlock cont d hemlock rust mite hemlock scale Hickory (Carya) hickory leaf stem gall phylloxera Gnomonia leaf spot downy leaf spot walnut caterpillar Holly (Ilex) cottony scales holly leafminers southern red mite Honeylocust honeylocust plant bug (Gleditsia) honeylocust podgall midge honeylocust spider mite Honeysuckle clover mite leaf blight (Lonicera) honeysuckle aphid Hornbeam (Carpinus) anthracnose Juniper (Juniperus) arborvitae leafminer Rust arborvitae weevil Phomopsis blight bagworm Kabatina blight juniper scale juniper webworm Larch (Larix) larch casebearer larch sawfly woolly larch adelgid Lilac (Syringa) European hornet bacterial blight lilac/ash borer lilac leafminer white prunicola scale Linden (Tilia) aphids cankerworms Japanese beetle linden looper twospotted spider mite Locust, Black locust borer (Rhobinia) locust leafminer London Plane Tree American plum borer anthracnose (Platanus) lecanium scales canker stain sycamore lace bug sycamore plant bug
5 Magnolia magnolia scale sassafras weevil Maples (Acer) aphids anthracnose cottony maple leaf scale cankers cottony maple scale dieback/decline greenstriped mapleworm tar spot Verticillium wilt lecanium scales linden looper maple gall mite maple petiole borer potato leafhopper sugar maple borer tent caterpillar Mountain Ash European red mite fire blight (Sorbus) cankers mountain ash sawfly rust pear sawfly scab Mountain Laurel mulberry whitefly Cercospora leaf spot (Kalmia) rhododendron borer rhododendron stem borer Oak (Quercus) aphids anthracnose cankerworms Tubakia leaf spot golden oak scale Taphrina leaf blister Oak wilt kermes oak scales Armillaria shoestring root rot lecanium scales linden looper oak galls oak leafminers oak leaftier oak skeletonizer oak spider mite orangestriped oakworm tent caterpillars Pachysandra euonymus scale Volutella blight Parthenocissus Guignardia leaf spot (boston ivy, virginia creeper) Pear (Pyrus) Fire blight Scab rusts Pine (Pinus) aphids blister rust black turpentine beetle gall rust
6 Pine cont d European pine shoot moth Lophodermium needlecast Cyclaneusma needlecast Nantucket pine tip moth Ploioderma needlecast pales weevil needle blight pine bark adelgid Needle rust pine eriophyid mites Sweetfern rust pine needleminer Diplodia twig blight pine needle scale pine root collar weevil pine sawflies pine spittlebug pine tortoise scale pine tube moth pine webworm pitch twig moth white pine aphid white pine weevil Zimmerman pine moth Poplar (Populus) cottonwood leaf beetle cankers satin moth Marssonina leafspot Shoot blight/stem canker Privet (Ligustrum) lilac leafminer anthracnose privet rust mite Alternaria leaf spot white prunicola scale Quince (Chaenomeles) Fire blight Fabraea leaf spot Redbud (Cercis) Botryosphaeria canker Rhododendron azalea bark scale Azalea gall azalea whitefly Botryosphaeria canker Phytophthora shoot blight European hornet Ovulinia flower blight Phytophthora root rot and wilt rhododendron borer rhododendron gall midge rhododendron stem borer Rose (Rosa) aphids Botrytis flower blight Japanese beetle blackspot leafhoppers crown gall rose chafer downy mildew rose slug twospotted spider mite rust Sassafras sassafras weevil
7 Spruce (Picea) Balsam twig aphid canker Rhizosphaera needlecast Cooley spruce gall adelgid Sirococcus twig blight eastern spruce gall adelgid Weir s cushion rust pine needle scale pine sawflies spruce bud scale spruce needleminers white pine weevil woolly larch adelgid Taxus cottony taxus scale Fletcher scale taxus bud mite taxus mealybug Tuliptree (Liriodendron) tuliptree aphid tuliptree scale Viburnum snowball aphid Downy mildew viburnum leaf beetle Vinca (Periwinkle) Botrytis stem canker, leaf spot and blight Phomopsis stem blight Walnut (Juglans) walnut lacebug Xanthomonas bacterial blight walnut pouch gall mite Marssonina anthracnose walnut caterpillar Willow (Salix) aphids leaf rust imported willow leaf beetle blight/black canker canker poplar-and-willow borer willow flea weevil willow twig aphid Resources: *2013 Cornell Pest Management Guide for Commercial Production and Maintenance of Trees and Shrubs, Cornell Cooperative Extension *Johnson, W.T. and H.H. Lyon Insects that Feed on Trees and Shrubs, Second Edition. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY *Sinclair, W.A. and H.H. Lyon Diseases of Trees and Shrubs, Second Edition. Cornell University, Ithaca, NY AW: 2/2013 AR: 2/2015
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