Cherry - what disease and how to treat??
Last year I planted a dwarf peach and a dwarf cherry (from Miller's as
I recall.) The peach took off like gang-busters, but the cherry didn't do so hot. The buds broke but the leaves didn't grow beyond that, and then the whole trunk died part-way through the summer despite the best care. Not long after the problems with the new tree started, all the cherry trees in the area, including a choke cherry in our yard, came down with a severe disease. The leaves turned yellowish with brown spots, and by July 4th, they were dropping leaves like mad. About 75% of the leaves would eventually drop. They did not grow back during any part of the season (as with caterpiller-denuding.) All the other new cherry trees I observed being planted locally also died. So, the big questions are, does anybody know what this disease sounds like? Will it come back this year? And how do I prevent/treat it? I just planted a replacement tree that was sent to me (in a different hole,) and I don't want to see it go down like the last one! I'd like to know if there's a treatment I can put on it now to help prevent the problem from occurring again. Thanks for any help, Kristen |
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