Can anyone suggest (or provide a link to) a list of evergreen shrubs that are resistant to Phytophthora? I'm in zone 7b in Bellingham, Washington.
Thank you.
Here's the list of *susceptible* plants we use in the Extension Service offices. (Don't know if you'll find a list of resistant ones.)
Plants Susceptible to Phytophthora DiseasesGenus Common NameAbies* - true firAlnus - alderArctostaphylos - kinnikinnickBrassica - cabbageBuxus* - boxwoodChamaecyparis* - Port-Orford-cedarCornus* - dogwoodCotoneaster - cotoneasterDaphne* - daphneErica - heathFragaria* - strawberryGaultheria - salalIlex* - hollyJuniperus* - juniperKalmia - mountain laurelLycopersicon* - tomatoMalus* - apple, crabappleMedicago - alfalfaMicrobiota* - Russian cypressPieris* - andromedaPinus* - pine, mugo pinePrunus - cherryPseudotsuga - Douglas-firRhododendron* - azalea, rhododendronRosa - roseRubus* - raspberrySolanum* - potatoTsuga* - hemlockVaccinium* - blueberry, cranberryViburnum - viburnum* Commonly infected by Phytophthora
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