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Thunder Bay Trees is a tree video blog by me Jay Dampier. The vlog covers pretty much any topic, as long as it relates to trees in and around Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada.

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6th October 2010

Episode 30: Black knot on cherry and plum

In this episode I talk a bit about a common disease infecting many trees in the Prunus genus: Black knot or Apiosporina morbosa. My buddy Vince Rutter over at Rutter Urban Forestry has set me straight. In the video, I said these trees are purple-leaf plum, but in fact they are schubert choke cherries. At least I got the genus right… 

Music: Doom Doom by zorza http://ccmixter.org/files/zorza/3726

Tagged: black knotcherryprunustree diseaseplumornamental tree