If you’re considering adding an apple tree to your home landscape this spring, it’s important to choose an appropriate ...

Reduce fungicide usage for apple scab control from 8-14 foliar applied sulfur sprays per season to1 or 2 trunk injection applications of non-toxic plant resistance inducers or elicitors. Long term ...

Apple scab, caused by the fungus Venturia inaequalis, is a significant threat to apple production, leading to substantial economic losses. As the demand for sustainable agricultural practices ...

Apple or pear trees with fire blight should be trimmed 10-12 inches below the affected areas, when weather is dry, cleaning pruners between cuts. Control of scab and leaf spot should begin at bud ...

for long enough. Pear trees, Mountain Ash and Cotoneasters can also be impacted by the same fungus. Apple scab fungus infects ...