Hi, I have a leylandi hedge at the rear of my garden which appears to have got honey fungus growing from the base of one of the trees. It seems to be growing well and appears healthy but I'm a bit concerned that it will turn brown and die before my eyes!
I saw an article that said that the authors 'magic solution' for this was to mix burnt garden waste ash with a very small amount of charcoal ash. This sounds daft to me but I'm willing to give it a go if it saves the trees which are well established. I always thought that honey fungus was all but incurable save for removing the tree / plant and surrounding earth.
Any thoughts?
I saw an article that said that the authors 'magic solution' for this was to mix burnt garden waste ash with a very small amount of charcoal ash. This sounds daft to me but I'm willing to give it a go if it saves the trees which are well established. I always thought that honey fungus was all but incurable save for removing the tree / plant and surrounding earth.
Any thoughts?