I have a small patio peach tree in my yard and recently noticed that something ate the bark off of the tree from the base to about 1 foot off the ground. Can the tree be saved? What should I do?

The following winter, I treated the tree with Liqui-Cop and that seems to have taken care of the leaf curl. Now the branches look diseased – the bark is coming off and the tree just looks sad.

Q: I have a peach tree that is about 4 years old and it has been producing some really good peaches. Last year, it developed peach leaf curl in the spring. That summer, it didn’t produce much ...

How to treat leaf curl on a peach tree Master Gardener Laura Simpson also has advice for gardeners dealing with shothole borers.

Colorado peach tree growers lose an estimated $6 million annually due to the fungus cytospora. Now, CSU researchers may have figured out a way to stop it.

Eggs are laid on the lower trunks and roots of stone fruit trees (peach, cherry, apricot, plum) and the larvae burrow into the bark as soon as they’ve hatched.

The bark of a younger willow oak tree is often smooth and light reddish-brown. As the tree matures, the bark will grow greyer, and the texture rougher.

Tobacco leaves put around the body of peach treei., just beneath the surface of tne ground, are recommended as a preventive of the worms that destroy the tiees by eating the bark. Literary Notices ...

Early winter sunrise highlight the beauty of the skeleton of trees on a frosty morning in Trotts Garden, Ashburton.ALAN TROTT / NZ-Gardener Too many gardeners focus on spring and summer plantings ...

After soaking, drain the peach gum in a colander. It will take on a soft, jelly-like texture. Don’t be alarmed if you spot black sediment, Tom explained that this is just bark from the tree that ...

Tree nets are a last resort that will effectively keep squirrels out of your fruit trees, but they'll also make the fruit difficult for you to access, too.

How to treat leaf curl on a peach tree Master Gardener Laura Simpson also has advice for gardeners dealing with shothole borers.