Where are you at and what diseases or insects do you have to deal with?

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i do not know the diseases but i lost my flemish beauty flame pear, bosch pear, clapp pear, to fire blight? also I see those big bugs that bite pears like squirrels = Moth - it has big wings i am scared of them, also my peaches would get peach leaf curl if i do not spray combo oil/sulphur in dormant state. oh i found out it is Codling Moth

Were are you and what varieties of peaches and pears you are growing. Some varieties may be more susceptible to diseases than others. Sometimes planting susceptible varieties is not worth it.

You seem to have many disease known to peaches and pears. I would suggest reading up fact sheets on fruit trees for home owners done by your local university extension services is the best start.

Cornell U., Penn State, North Carolina State U., Michigan State U,. U of CA, all provide very good info on various fruit through their extension services.

You have time to read and prepare. Peaches will take a week or more to enter a stage of " shuck split" when spraying will be needed against coddling moth, Oriental Fruit moths and Plum Curculio, stinkbugs, etc.

for pears, once the flowers bloom, fire blight or blossom blast could strike if the weather is wet and warm.

I have:

Green Bartlett pear

Red Bartlett pear

Anjou pear.

Diamond peach

Golden Glory peach Tiny Tree (LOVELL) grafted at top of 18" trunk

Empress peach (Tiny tree LOVELL)