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Control of Fire Blight on Fruit Trees
... may be all that is needed to carry minute traces of the bacteria from diseased to healthy branches, leading to infection. Insects and infected pruning tools also serve as effective means of ... each time a new cut is made. Following pruning, all diseased branches should be burned or buried to prevent re-infection. Branches which are not properly disposed of, will continue to harbour the ...
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California Backyard Orchard: Apricot
... . Remove about 20% last year's growth to let light into tree. Remove old, broken, diseased branches. Spray trees during or after leaf fall but before onset of winter rains to control ...
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California Backyard Orchard: Cherry
... 10% of last year's growth on mature trees to let light in. Remove broken, diseased branches. Cherries may do better against bacterial canker (gummosis) if treated with fixed copper spray. Spring ...
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The Virginia Camellia Society - Education - Disease Problems of Camellias
... sudden wilting of new growth, particularly in early summer. The leaves characteristically cling to the branches for a considerable length of time after they die. Cankers can sometimes be seen at ... is sanitation. The fungus lives inside the plant and cannot be completely controlled by spray. Diseased branches should be removed about 6 inches below the lowest visible symptom of disease. Pruning tools ...
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X-DISEASE (Mycoplasma disease of peaches and nectarines), HYG-3206-98
... of apparently healthy twigs or branches with normal-looking leaves mixed with twigs or branches showing the symptoms described earlier. This mixture of healthy and diseased branches on the same tree occurs primarily during the first and second years of infection. Two to three years after initial infection, most branches will show symptoms. ...
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Phomopsis and Kabatina Tip Blights of Junipers, HYG-3056-96
... branches. Affected foliage first turns dull red or brown and finally ash-gray. Small gray lesions often girdle branch tips and cause blighting of foliage beyond the diseased ... appear. The terminal 2 to 6 inches of diseased branches throughout the juniper first turn dull green, then red ... adequate fertility, but do not over fertilize. Prune out diseased branch tips during dry summer weather and destroy ...
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FPHG -
... or diseased branches. Second, cut out any vigorous upright shoots that might have developed on the inside of the main scaffolds. Ultimately, prune the tree so it becomes vase shaped with no branches ...
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Serviceberry
... a crack forms between the diseased and healthy bark. Control with chemicals is difficult. Diseased branches should be pruned out. Make the cut at least four inches beyond the diseased area. Disinfect pruning ... are often eaten by birds so may not be around long enough to become diseased. Cedar rusts can be troublesome. Some species suitable for bonsai: Amelanchier alnifolia: Western serviceberry, ...
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Bald Cypress
... them "pond cypress") are shorter, and more scraggly; the literati style would suite these admirably. Branches tend to grow the entire length of the trunk -- starting almost at the ground. Groups ... can kill branch tips. Dead tips can be pruned off. Do not let dead or diseased branches remain on the tree. Keep trees healthy with regular fertilization. Bibliography: Bonsai Today, No. 33 ...
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Star Apple - Exotic Tropical Fruit - Cape Tribulation
... also enjoy this fruit. Light feeding frequently. Prune only for shape when young and for diseased branches. Harvesting Bears in mid to late winter. Fruit are picked when fully coloured (purple) or ...
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