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Answer:
This is caused by a fungal disease called leaf ...
Category: Diseases
Category: Diseases
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02:33PM, 20 Oct 2009
02:33PM, 20 Oct 2009
Comments (12)
Joanne
Yates site member
09:17, 27 October 2009
The leaves on my lemon tree are the same except they dont appear to have the silvery line. The whole tree look sick
Gail
Yates site member
11:38, 29 October 2009
My problem is leaf curl on my peach & nectarine dwarf trees. They already have fruit so I know I cannot spray now. So how do I control the fungal disease - do I simply just pick the affected leaves off? Thank you.
Denis
Yates site member
15:47, 15 February 2010
Ah! This seems to be the answer to the question I have only just submitted. I will put Pest Oil down on my shopping list!
Margarett
Yates site member
11:49, 11 March 2010
Would the hundreds of tiny bugs on the back of my curled citrus leaves be the offspring of the leaf miner?
Teena-Marie
Yates site member
17:57, 20 November 2010
I have recently pruned my lime tree and it is shooting new growth. Is there anything I should use to keep them free of pests early in the peace??
Rosemary
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18:18, 08 July 2011
I live in the western suburbs of Adelaide (near the airport). Is it too late to prune my Moore Park Apricot Tree ?? It is usually bud burst around 11th Sept. I mainly want to prune of dead wood, thin it a bit and reduce the height a couple of feet. The tree is approx 35 years old, and despite spraying with fungicide the trunk appears to have a fungus. The outer layer of wood is falling off in long strips which has been happening for about 5 - 6 years. Last year I thought I might not get any fruit on it but I got a lot and gave away the surplus.
Mick
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11:04, 31 August 2011
Just started growing dwarf citrus trees Lemonade and Orange trees, my Orange tree planted a few days ago now has a few curled up leaves, a couple of half eaten leaves and some leaves are covered in a fine white material (like it has been lightly spray painted) what should I use - White Oil or Pyrethrum sprays?
diane
Yates site member
12:20, 19 September 2011
cna i use the new confidor tables on fruit and citrus tree before flowering or fruitinh
Glen
Yates site member
09:24, 08 October 2011
I have a fruit salad tree (has 5 different stone fruits grafted on the one tree) with leaf curl. The problem is its got fruit on it... What can I do when it has fruit??? Should I break off all of the curly leaves at least or leave them there?
Annie
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13:31, 24 October 2011
I have a bottle of Rose Shield, but the label on the back which gives directions for mxing etc has been torn off. I have looked at Rose Shield on the Yates site, but it gives me lots of information except for quantites etc. Can you help?
wendy
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11:05, 27 November 2011
My brown turkey fig[ newly planted] has been defoliated by small black caterpillars. Help please.
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