What are some problems associated with Forsythia?

Answer by  ramoskenneth285 (631)

The common problem with this plant is mites.The roots of the plant endangered by the Weevil.You also need to plant Forsythia in a protected area when winters come.You should also prefer a bigger area for this plant because it can grow quite large.

Answer by  Milette (1105)

Mites are a common problem and will stipple lower leaves with yellow dots or red spots. Weevil grubs will often attack the roots of the shrub and endanger the plant.

Answer by  champaign9497 (11977)

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Answer by  AKMGabriel (241)

Forsythia is a wonderful spring bush in northern Zones. While it will grow well in Zone 4 it will notin Zone 7. Also forsythia can grow quite large and if left to its own devices will consume alarge portion of the planted area, upwards of 10 ft radii.

Answer by  Zaka (2315)

Excess foliage. This plant produces over one hunder leaves per branch and sheds and regenerates half of that amount every week.

Answer by  mahee (720)

Forsythia is a wonderful spring bush in northern Zone. Basically mites are the common problem and will stipple lower ieaves with yellow dots or red spots.

Answer by  cafish (2035)

They take up a lot of space. You will have to prune after flowering if you want to contain the plant within a certain area. Flowering occurring at the base indicates a planting problem. This bush should be planted in a protected area if the winters are very cold.