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Grace Conyers

Daily Archives: 15.June.2015

Iconic symptom of fire blight is burnt leaf tips that kill young growth. Image from Walden Effect. — I’d be lying if I said there was a short list of diseases and insects that could attack and harm your apple tree. The worst part is that apple trees are prone to pests — birds, mice, and insects alike all love a good apple as much as we do. […]

Defending your apple tree from disease [Care part 2]

This entry was posted in Fruit trees Garden care Pests and tagged apple trees pests tree care on 15.June.2015 by Grace Conyers