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Apple Tree Disease

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iwishiwasasarah · 16/04/2015 11:34

Does anyone know what this is?

This is an apple tree that was planted when ds was born, then transplanted when previous garden unavoidably lost. I can't lose it. It is currently in a tub.

Thanks for all help.

Apple Tree Disease
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shovetheholly · 16/04/2015 16:08

It looks like woolly aphid damage to me

iwishiwasasarah · 16/04/2015 17:55

shovetheholly thanks, I've had a rummage on the interwebs and I think I am now facing pest control. I really appreciate the help.

btw I love your name.

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shovetheholly · 17/04/2015 09:01

Sorry, I wrote a longer post but it seems to have got lost! Basically, I wanted to reassure you that it's sortable. It's horrible when a plant that has sentimental value goes down with something, but if I am right, this can be solved quite easily!

I have heard that neem oil works as an organic control method, though I've not tried it myself.

iwishiwasasarah · 17/04/2015 23:11

shovetheholly the rest of the very small paved yard with tiny strips of beds at the edge can be all done organically, and pretty much is. I don't really go for much intervention. As far as this tree is concerned, however, I'm happy to go all the way up to chemical warfare.

I kill more than I keep with plants, but this is important and I really appreciate your help pointing me in the right direction. There is a local shop which does garden stuff and I am going to go in and look helpless now I have an idea. I have had a quick look on Wiki and neem oil does look good, and they sell it on Amazon so worth a go.

I really appreciate this.

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