When you’re growing a peach tree in your backyard, you need to offer the proper care and conditions to harvest a bountiful crop of delicious, sweet fruit. If you notice your peach tree leaves turning ...

A: Your peach tree has peach leaf curl, a disease caused by a fungus. Both peach and nectarine trees are susceptible to this disease, and I don't know why your peach is more affected. Is your ...

Q: I have a peach tree that is about 4 years old and it has been producing some really good peaches. Last year, it developed peach leaf curl in the spring. That summer, it didn’t produce much ...

Newly planted peach trees need water more frequently than mature ones. "Newly planted and smaller trees have fewer roots. As ...

Several peach varieties have recently become available that are resistant to peach leaf curl disease. But even resistant varieties need special care for five years after being planted to avoid ...

A: If your peach tree is getting yellow leaves, they are dropping and the canopy is sparse (not very many leaves), it probably needs more water applied each time you water.

How to treat leaf curl on a peach tree Master Gardener Laura Simpson also has advice for gardeners dealing with shothole borers Subscribers are entitled to 10 gift sharing articles each month.

How to treat leaf curl on a peach tree Master Gardener Laura Simpson also has advice for gardeners dealing with shothole borers.

You might have heard that nutrients in Epsom salt can boost your harvest of fresh, juicy peaches from your peach tree, but the truth may not be so sweet.

Peach leaf curl has been a common disease of peach trees this spring in Vermont. The disease often occurs in wet, cool springs following mild winters.

How to treat leaf curl on a peach tree Master Gardener Laura Simpson also has advice for gardeners dealing with shothole borers. Subscribers are entitled to 10 gift sharing articles each month.

How to treat leaf curl on a peach tree Master Gardener Laura Simpson also has advice for gardeners dealing with shothole borers.