A Gardeners Forum Forums General Discussion Plant pests and problems What tree is this and what could be wrong?

I do not know how to insert images that I have on my computer.

I need to post them to explain the problem I am having.

I have some evergreen trees (not arborvitaes but looking similar) which I am not sure what they are.
I noticed one tree recently does not feel too good.
The foliage seems to be somewhat withering and lots of browning.
I also noticed some whitish nodules at the very ends of "needles". I found those on other trees also but this one has lots of them whereas others have much less. I wonder if the two are connected and if it is a parasite of some sort.

If I can post photos it will explain what we are talking about.

Best,

Mike.

Welcome, Mike !!

Here is what you do.

Go to the forum "New Members" click on this.
now you will see 2 sub-forums & a number of threads.
Chose "Your Members Benefits" sub-forum, and click on it.

The first thread is by Afgreyparrot and is entitled "Posting Photos" click on this....

It will be explained to you there.

so:
1) New Members
2)Your Members Benefits
3) Posting Photos
...........in posting photos you will see one way you can post photos here. If you need a link let me know.

JunieGirl

Thanks, that's what I thought, I need a photobucket.


OK.

http://s1381.photobucket.com/user/morzhmisha/library/Gardening?sort=3&page=1


[img]http://s1381.photobucket.com/user/morzhmisha/library/Gardening?sort=3&page=1[/img]

These are the photos.

General looks of the trees, blowups of branches, a sick tree, nodules on it, a small branch with a nodule and a macro of the nodule.

Mike: You have a PM
(look above the words "My Stuff" there will be a flashing envelope.)

Click on it.

I hope someone else comes along who knows trees better...
but in the mean time...do you see any white little cocoon like things sticking to your tree ? Do you have pests ???

I don't see any.
If you imply bagworms, no its not them.
I cannot see any insects.

Well, I know the specie now.
It is the Leyland Cypress.