Thor the Chow Chow at 1 year oldâThor is friendly, a lover, sketchy at first but a sweetheart and more like a teddy bear.. Thor the Chow Chow at 1 year old on the bed wearing a white hat. This is a rough-haired Chow Chow and a smooth-haired Chow Chow. Photo courtesy of van Juttersburch Chow Chows Smooth and Rough. King the Chow Chow at 3 years old going for a ride in the car.
Root rot is caused by fungi that live in the soil. Typically, these rots attack geranium stems at or near the soil level. Plant foliage turns yellow, wilts, and dies. Root systems rot, causing the geraniums to topple over. Remove and discard infected plants, or cut away affected plant parts with a clean, sharp knife or razor blade.
While anthracnose may cause extensive defoliation, it does not cause serious harm to healthy, well-established trees. Symptoms of anthracnose on sycamores include brown blotches on leaves, death of young buds and shoots, and leaf drop. In cool, wet springs, affected sycamores may lose most of their initial foliage. Fortunately, the sycamore trees will continue to produce additional leaves and shoots through early summer. Foliage that develops in late spring and early summer shouldnât become infected as warmer, drier weather suppresses anthracnose. Most sycamores should have a good canopy of leaves by late June or early July.