Ash Dieback disease in Caithness [Archive]

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Rheghead

09-Nov-12, 19:10

I think I might have a tree that is infected with this disease. I'm not an expert but from what I've seen on the TV then I might have a genuine case in the garden. Does anyone know of who to call who can make a confirmation? Cheers.

Scunner

09-Nov-12, 19:23

Try the 'woodland trust' website

changilass

09-Nov-12, 19:37

Think it would be SEPA you need to get in touch with Rheg, try their website.

You would probably be able to get someone to come out tomorrow.

Claw

09-Nov-12, 19:48

Get in touch with the forestry commission we had someone out checking our trees last week they are a mixture of new and old they were more concerned with trees planted in the last few years.

flowertot

10-Nov-12, 19:10

[QUOTE=Rheghead;987459]I think I might have a tree that is infected with this disease. I'm not an expert but from what I've seen on the TV then I might have a genuine case in the garden. Does anyone know of who to call who can make a confirmation? Cheers.

You could try Ghostbusters!!! :lol:

Geo

12-Nov-12, 09:37

Here's a video that shows how to identify it.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=8sI7hgFZ-4g
Hopefully it hasn't reached this far north.