What to Do for White Fungus on Dogwood Branches & Leaves

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White fungus is also known as powdery mildew. Control this fungus by pruning dead branches, removing overgrown nearby vegetation and by applying mulch over the roots of the dogwood. Fungicides approved for use on dogwood trees may also be helpful.

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What to Do for White Fungus on Dogwood Branches & Leaves

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