Can anyone help w/my apple trees?
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by Wildpup on July 31, 2004 08:33 PM
I'm by far not an expert, but we had lots of fruit trees while I was growing up, including apples. I remember my dad would spray them from time to time with something that was like a pesticide or fungicide or something. That would help a little, but they would still often have skin blemishes, which were harmless.
Just my two cents...
wildpup
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When I moved into my new house last fall, the apples were good and I made several pies, crisps and more. This year there are yellow spots all over the leaves and the apples have hard black spots on them.
I know nothing about taking care of these trees. I just assumed nature would take it's course and I would have the save harvest I did last year.
I would really appreciate it if someone could help me identify the problem and maybe provide a cure or a fix for next year.
Thanks a Bushel!!
Becky