This means you might not have to water as often. While you don’t want your peach tree roots ... yellowing of the leaves.

Q: I have a peach ... replace leaves, so your crop might not be great that year. The most important thing you can do at this point is mark your calendar with a reminder to spray your tree in ...

Q: I have a peach tree that ... Your treatments may not be effective due to the timing of the treatments or the type of material you are using for a dormant spray. Peach leaf curl is a fungal ...

Q: I planted a peach tree and a ... possibly with dead leaves nearby. I doubt this is your problem, or you would have seen these symptoms or decaying fruit, but be sure to cut out any infected ...

Are there other peach trees that are also resistant? A: Peach leaf curl is a fungus disease ... trees and keeps them dry in winter. The trees not only remain curl free, the added warmth and ...

Peach leaf curl is a very common disease in our area; this fungal disease will not kill your tree but a severe infection ... One way to find out if your soil is contaminated is to grow several ...

A thorough cleanup of all fallen twigs and leaves helps remove some of the overwintering spores. Pruning out infected twigs before treatment with a fungicide on peach trees infected with shot hole ...

My peach tree is about 30 feet away ... In the past five years, the liriope will come out, but after a couple of months it turns yellow and the leaves die. Some comes back the next year, but ...