Fruit – Homeowner Spray Guide
Georgia is a great state for fruit production. Unfortunately, it is also a great state for the insects and diseases which limit fruit production.
Growing fruit organically is possible…but it demands a huge amount of time and effort. Most novices try for a few years and then throw up their hands in disgust.
Fortunately, UGA researchers have put together a spray guide that limits application of pesticides to the minimum yet allows you to have a reasonable harvest.
Study the guides below, plant pest-resistant trees….and GOOD LUCK!
2020 Homeowner Fruit Spray Guide (contains information from 2002, which may be out of date, but also has illustration of flower stages for apple and peach so you know when to spray)
Home Orchard Pest Management (contains the latest pesticides, synthetic and organic, and also an analysis of their effectiveness)
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Pileated woodpecker damage to maple tree trunk
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Marble sized gel balls in dirt
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Fixing leaning peach tree
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Can I Make a Dwarf Japanese Maple Grow Tall?
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When/How To Prune Japanese Maples?
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Pileated woodpecker damage to maple tree trunk
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Marble sized gel balls in dirt
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Fixing leaning peach tree
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Pruning liriope in early spring
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Azaleas – Late Spring/Early Summer Pruning
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