The hanging flower baskets removed by the City of Edmonds in late May for treatment of a fungal infection are back on downtown streets. The baskets were treated for Botrytis cinerea, commonly known as gray mold, caused by heavy rains and cool temperatures.
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Thank you so much for tending to these beautiful baskets that make downtown even more so this summer. That took a lot of effort to remove, treat them and then replace the baskets. Thanks for the attention to detail to make this happen.
I’d be interested to know how you treat botrytis. It got to my tulips.