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Forum: Fruits and NutsReplies: 18, Views: 582
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notmartha
Bay City, MI
(Zone 6a)

April 14, 2003
08:35 AM

Post #510681

You should spray all the fruit trees before the buds open. coat them with Special Oils while they are dormant and then about every 7-10 days with fungicides.
I know my dh mixes captain and ???

Eoil is a good one!

i will check on what he mixes together-have to stop those peach borers before they can get started!

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