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What the hell is this? Also, tree ID
Sonja Unger
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I saw these white things on several branches of this shrub. What are these? Also, I'm guessing that the shrub is some sort of a Viburnum (looks a little like a nannyberry), but no idea what it actually is... New Brunswick, zone 5.
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Dana Jones
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At first glance, I thought it was scale and did a search. Still think it is scale, here's a link.
http://www.extension.umn.edu/garden/insects/find/scales/
Tim Wells
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agree it's scale insect, not a worry unless it's on young plant and more than half
can prune out the affected branches and it will reduce population
or scrub them off, fruit has already set so dont worry
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Thanks, you're absolutely right! I've only ever seen one type of scale before, on indoor plants, so these took me completely by surprise.
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