Arbequina Olive Tree - pest problems
9 years ago
Hi Everyone, I have a 3+ year old Arbequina olive that I planted in the ground this Spring. It has been producing growth fairly well, however I have noticed issues with newer leaves and some mature leaves:
Any ideas on what could be causing the damage? I have Neem oil, but am not sure if it will harm the tree or if it would even help. Thanks for your time!
-Kelley 8a
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