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Pear Tree Bark Is Splitting

Question From: r. smith - NORTH CAROLINA
Q: The bark is splitting (delaminating) from one of my 2 Cleveland pear trees, and only one. What causes this, and what is my recourse?

Splits in bark are usually caused by sun scald in the winter. Wrapping the trunk will protect it in winter. Best And Happy Yardening, Nancy.





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