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Apple tree in back yard

15 years ago

Can anyone tell me what this is and what from??

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rockguy
15 years ago
Looks like apple scab.
FshyPlnts
15 years ago
Hey!
It very much looks like apple scab. Do the leaves have similar spots on them? I had this problem before. The best way to manage it is to heavily prune your trees to increase air circulation around the fruits and branches.

Here is a link that might be useful: Envi Sci and FshyPlnts
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brandon7 TN_zone7
15 years ago
Hey FshyPlnts,

Why do you keep adding the link to your blog on every one of your posts? The links are supposed to be a way to provide material related to the thread, not as a way to advertise your blog. It makes things difficult for people who click on your link, expecting something related to the topic, and then not being able to find the information they expect. If you want to advertise your blog, this is probably not the best way. You could at least reserve it for topics discussed on your blog, and make the links so that they go directly to the relevant info.

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