Jaco:

Some additional information would be very helpful in trying to diagnose your problems. Let's start with where you are located, the type of weather you have had lately, and whether your new peach tree was ordered in bareroot, or was a container tree purchased from a local nursery. Any other details you can think of might also help. Trying to figure out problems by long-distance requires some pretty good background information, the more the better.

Don Yellman, Great Falls, VA

Neither of your plants sounds very happy. The grape may have black rot. You will need to spray a fungicide if that is what you have. I don't know about the peach - maybe lack of or too much water or lack of sun? If you bought the tree already leafed out, it could just be downscaling after the shock of transplanting. Your locaiton plus details on whether the trees were potted or bareroot, where planted, watered, sun, etc would help.

Scott

So sorry. The peach tree was purchased as a container, it was very healthy as far as I can tell, we planted it right away. The grape vine was also a container. The weather we have had has been very windy/rainy/tornado's etc. I am wondering if it is the rain. Our back yard does not drain all that well, last year we had almost a drought, this year it seems mother nature is making up for that. There is not any standing water but the ground gets saturated every time it seems to rain. What kind of fungicide should I get for my grape vine. Thanks in advance.

It may be too late this season for the grapes if they already have a fungus, but you could try copper bordeaux spray or powder.

Copper and mancozeb are good commonly available sprays for black rot on grapes. The peach will probably be OK once it recovers from the transplanting.

Scott