It's important to recognise the differences between types of cherry trees when it comes to pruning. This is our expert-led ...

DuPont noted that the cherry-growing regions of Central Washington went from several hundred trees testing positive for X-disease in 2016 to thousands of infected trees five years later, with ...

For trees that are infected with these diseases, their twigs, limbs or the entire tree will wilt and die suddenly in late spring or summer with the leaves still attached.

The cherry tree looks like it hasn’t been pruned in years. I have read some about when to prune and how much to take off but I’m still not sure. It looks like some years ago it may have been ...

A cherry tree with little cherry disease never recovers, and can spread the problem to other trees. It's a concern in Washington, costing millions annually.