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Pear Tree Disease Identification HELP!

11 years ago

Hi All,

I need some help identifying what is killing my Bartlett Pear Tree. This happened almost overnight, at least within 48hours. Many of the trees leaves turned yellow and black and now they are starting to fall off. I have another Bartlett Pear 20 feet away that seems to be perfectly fine.

Is this Fire Blight or am I dealing with something else?

How can I save this tree??

Thank you!

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