Re: Spruce Gall

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• To: woodyplants@mallorn.com
• Subject: Re: Spruce Gall
• From: "* R* H* <m*@macconnect.com>
• Date: Thu, 18 Jun 1998 17:08:18 -0500
• References: <00eb01bd999e$2f2cf580$d1bbcdcf@hal-s-pc>

I know that it is often tried here in central Minnesota, but the results
are not notable and the chemicals appalling. You would be better off
picking them until the tree is too large. BTW if the other spruce is too
low, it should be suffering worse gall damage than the healthier one.
They usually go after stressed trees.

Hal Lanktree wrote:
> 
> Is there a systemic remedy for spruce gall?  Of the two trees my wife asked
> me to plant, I have pulled off well over a hundred galls so far this year
> from the healthier tree.  The other may be planted too low...it has never
> looked happy.  If she were not attached to them, the spruce would be long
> out of here!
> Hal Lanktree
> Michigan (Zone 5b)
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