These crown galls often affect euonymus and forsythia. There is no chemical treatment. We suggest cutting out the galls. If there are too many, remove the entire plant and do not re-plant the same kind of plant in that space as the bacterium that caused the galls will remain in the soil for 4-5 years. (read more)
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Updated on September 22, 2021
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