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dustingebhardt

peach tree problem, curled leaves

17 years ago

I have a peach tree that I planted in March of '08. It had some peach leaf curl that year and now again this year. but all of those deformed leaves have fallen off and new growth has emerged. But this growth is now turning red and falls off at the slightest touch. And the leaves are curling in towards themselves, forming a tube-shape. Is this a residual effect from the fungus, or something different?

Here are some pictures if that helps.

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