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Dieback on Weeping Willows

10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago

Hi guys

Just messaging to ask the Forum for any advice regarding Dieback on Weeping Willows

Should this be removed when it appears ?

It certainly doesn't seem to make the appearance of the tree any more appealing.

The worry is the Tree becoming Sparse in Branches if too much Dieback occurs

If so,is it time to call the Undertaker and start afresh with a new Tree ?

Stephen,Cheshire.UK

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