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Not personally but my mate who is a gardener based in Cheshire was only saying it to me yesterday. Absolutely terrible he said.
We are in Staffordshire next to Cheshire so perhaps this is a regional problem?
it has been about for quite a few years now quite a few house holds have not treated for it and gardeners not disafecting there cutters then on to the nex job
i think it came in from europe on plants and has just spread accross the country and nothing to do with climate change if it exsists
Is it blight, seeing a lot of caterpillar damage currently?
Definitely blight.
No signs here in West Yorkshire on box I look after but always worth keeping a check , Have known it devestate box in some areas but not affect shrubs in close proximity nearby .
No blight at any of ours in the south east, worst I've ever known it for the box caterpillar though!
That looks like box moth caterpillar not blight?
Indeed, I was replying to Oliver who said it was the worst year he'd known for caterpillar.
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