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sick fruit trees

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David Walters starts with ...
we are wondering why our fruit trees are starting to look sick and dont know much about them can you help
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David Walters
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3rd February 2012 8:24pm
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Original Post was last edited: 3rd February 2012 8:26pm
David Walters says...
we have noticed some form of leach or slug very small in size and only a few of them
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3rd February 2012 8:27pm
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BJ says...
out of my zone, but I'd say they'd be cherry slugs. Search the forum for more info from past years.
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Nick says...
Thats definitely pear/cherry slug- its affects most of my prunus every year (except the apricot...), I use pyrethrum successfully but you can apparently also throw some wood ash or other dusty material over the tree which dries them out.
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