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September 12th, 2004, 08:47 AM
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Cherry tree fungus
We have a small cherry tree which last year it had only a few cherry's on it ,but the tree looked real good ,this year it had less cherry's and now the leaves on curled up on the tree. We were told to spray the tree for fungus, but it doesn't seem to help.Could you please help me save this tree!! thanks
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September 13th, 2004, 05:12 PM
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Find out exactly what the condition was supposed to be so you can look it up yourself and get more information. If your source said it was "a fungus", go back and ask them to be more specific. Effective and safe use of pesticides (including fungicides) requires knowing which particular bug or blight you have, selection of products, application rates and timing of applications known to be appropriate.
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September 14th, 2004, 04:33 PM
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Originally Posted by Ron B
Find out exactly what the condition was supposed to be so you can look it up yourself and get more information. If your source said it was "a fungus", go back and ask them to be more specific. Effective and safe use of pesticides (including fungicides) requires knowing which particular bug or blight you have, selection of products, application rates and timing of applications known to be appropriate.
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Thanks Ron, Will try !!!!
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