In the past week, I sprayed it twice at night with Organacide so it might be injured from captan. I hope this is the problem because maintenance for bacterial spot is copper or choosing a different kind of tree. An article put out by a Virginia college says there's not much you can do for spot other than replacing the tree with a more disease resistant variety.
Many of the leaves are falling after turning yellow. I'm scared all that beautiful fruit will not ripen. We'll see.
I had a very similar problem with a peach tree but, in spite of the poor appearance of the tree, it still produced fantastic fruit. The following year,I sprayed in March and haad no further problems. Good luck
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Wickford, Essex, U.K.
English Garden
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ReplyDeleteAt least your peaches are alive - the cold killed mine.
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