u/Aeon1508
I have peach leaf curl
so I have a variety of trees both on my lot and a land bank lot that I rent.
This year I have peach leaf curl and I really haven't looked into how to manage these trees I've sort of just been growing them.
My Asian pears are mostly not getting hit by anything serious but they are prone to turning black and just rotting off the tree during harvest time. I know part of that is that I need to thin properly this year.
My apples get those I think they call them Apple flea maggots or something a little brown streaks through the white flesh and they get lumpy.
so I need a guide I need a really basic low effort amount of things I can do every year spray a few things I have a proper backpack sprayer so I can do it really well, But I just need a system to follow.
can you recommend a guide for me please.
I have a pretty big selection of trees. I just planted a plum. I have tart cherries and I just planted a couple sweet cherries (mostly had an issue with the Japanese beetles eating them. easily managed by monitoring and hand picking) I have a couple Papa's several apples a couple peaches the Asian pears and then a Bartlett pair and I just planted another pair I think with an anjou.
I appreciate the help
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