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00:07 What peach leaf curl is
00:30 What peach leaf curl looks like
00:55 How it spreads
01:32 What you can do
03:40 What to spray it with
You can't do much about it now, curl leaves will drop of, and new leaves will grow, but trees affected drop in fruit productions. Only prevention is spraying with copper based products during dormant period. I spray my peaches 3x, first time in fall, right after leaves drop of, second time after New Year, soon as temperatures rise over 5°C(don't know how much is that in F) because copper isn't active on colder temperatures and last third time I spray them right before buds start to open and usually that is enough to keep trees happy.
5 degrees Celsius is 41 degrees Fahrenheit!
Thank you for the tip Igor L.
Easy trick double C and add 30 gets you close F. 5 * 2 = 10 + 30 =40F.
5C=41f
It’s best to remove the leaves and throw them away because if it drops it can spread
Good job. Also, Espoma products are okay, but consider Neptune's Harvest Fish & Seaweed Fertilizer. That cold processed fish has everything you could want. Also, it is mild and you can't overdo it. I buy it by the barrel for my tree business. The stuff is amazing.
You mentioned the tree’s energy is being used to push off the affected leaves. Does physically removing leaves help the health of the tree?
I was wondering same thing
I am not an expert but that would be what I would do first, take the leaves out. Again, I have no idea, am not an expert.
Absolutely you can do it on a tree this big, but if you have semi or full size fruit tree in it's full size, it would take forever to manually take down affected leaves. But yes, on a tree this small you can do is but take to consideration that is a stress for tree, don't take all at once just those most affected with curling, in few days do more because those curl leaves still make fotosinteze for a tree, tree naturally make balance between throwing down affected leaves and pushing new ones.
@@32dras OK, it makes sense now that you are saying it. Thank you so much Igor
@@32dras I have one in a container and I'm gonna either discard it or relocate it somewhere in the ground else where. Peach tree is just too much work. I want my garden to calm me down, not give me more stress then there is already.
Perfect timing for me. Just noticed curl on my peach trees yesterday. Spraying today. I love the wood walkway. I think I will do that in my garden
I live in zone 7A not far from Garden Answer’s garden. I planed a donut peach tree last year and notice peach leaf curl shortly after. Cooperative extension gave me nearly the same advice. I sprayed first in February and then in late March when the leaves were emerging. I also picked off the affected leaves. The tree looks good at the moment and I’m keeping my fingers crossed.
Thanks for the info. I'm dealing with this for the first time. I didn't realize I needed to fertilize to help the tree so that was very helpful.
Hi Laura!!! I bought 2 apple trees this year! Thanks for the info! Also, I want to say thank you for all you do. I get so many compliments on my garden landscape from my neighbors. Its a joy
Very helpful information, Laura! Fruit trees, especially peaches & plums, have to be sprayed here in Zone 8b/south Louisiana every season because of our humidity and the potential for fungal infections and pests. It is something we have to stay on top of in order to have healthy trees and good harvests. Thanks for doing this! 🙌💚🌳
Hey Laura, loved to see youe camio with Impatient gardeners channel. Sorry to see your little peach suffer.
Laura-Enjoyed watching you teach the Impatient Gardener how to pronounce Oregon. Fun to see all the ways she showed off Garden Answer merch and played the Oregon Ducks song. Was that all part of the bet or did she go above and beyond?
Laura, I recently found a recipe for fungus on internet and I try it and I proved by my self that it really really works. Just mix one spoon of baking soda in one liter of water, mix it so good, and then spray it in the leaves and the entire plant. I couldn't believe that it actualy works, the next day the fungus had gone, and you just need to apply one more time in order to prevent future issues. The application has to be done late afternoon or in a cloudy day, or in a shade area. Once the fungus has gone you can wash with water the leaves and the entire plant and you can return it to it's sunny place.
I HOPE it works! I live on the CA Central Coast and I’ve been using a copper-base chemical and if I forget to spray ONCE, I have those warty leaves!
I too want to know if picking off the affected leaves help the plant.
M Abcdefg when did you spray and how long did you wait in between spraying? My peach tree has the curl too 😭
There are so many little peaches growing and I’m super bummed that we probably won’t get to harvest a whole lot this year. I don’t want it to spread to my nectarine tree so is it safe to spray that preventively in the fall also?
This video might not have been as fun as when you’re planting pretties, but more often than not, these are your videos that I save in my playlists to refer back to later. So thank you for spreading your plant knowledge every day!!
I too am a visual learner and appreciate how you demonstrate. Very helpful videos and a bright and cheerful start to my early morning. Thanks so much!
Really want to see an update of your parent's garden, especially those gorgeous iceberg roses on the entrance of the vegetable garden.
This has been super helpful for me. Never realized I could use that sprayer with the hose for the large trees. Now I am all set to execute :-)
The unusual extra rain must have contributed. Hope it bounces back this season!🍑🍑🍑🍑
I just moved to a new property and my only tree is a peach that has peach leaf curl. This video was great and I can’t wait to watch the next treatment video so I can get my tree healthy again. Thanks for sharing Laura!
Wow, had it for the first time this year and had no idea what to do. I will definitely take care of it in the fall. Thank you so much for all the great information.
Hi Laura, good cold analogy! You're a great teacher ! Do you remove the damaged leaves also? I'd never heard of Horticultural Spray Oil. I was trying to concoct something like that on my own to get BT to stick to a leaf and then could not get it through my small spray bottle ! Now I know what to do, thank you !
Although I don't have a peach tree, I'm dealing with black spot in my roses, also a fungus. Thanks for showing this video! Helps me feel better and learn from my mistakes!
if you have many many roses, you can call a company and ask to them to apply 3336F or Propiconazole 14.3 , one spray in April, May, June, July to treat Diplocarpon Rosae.
This is so so perfect right now! My nectarine tree is starting the same issue, and now I know what to do. Thank you!
Ohhh Laura! I needed this a year or two ago! Was told it was unsalvageable and to get rid of the trees, So they were both cut down and burned! So so sad 😞.
Have a new set now in pots so am better able to watch for it. Thank you!!!
Great video! Question: Would spraying my hydrangeas in the late fall like this prevent fungus on the leaves in the spring? I always deal with fungus on them every year. Thank you!
We had leaf curl on our peach tree and it gave us so much fruit I just didn’t know how to deal with leaf curl, thank you:)
Thank you! I grew peaches in Cincinnati, Ohio for years. Loved them!
This is off topic but I just saw some white iris and thought of your moon garden. It would give some white at a higher level. :D
A German Iris will give flowers twice in the season. Nice suggestion!
My Meyer lemon tree was covered with blooms, then the leaf curl shows up and all the blooms disappeared, this is the second year in a row. We weren't sure what was going on. Then it looked like it recovered this year and it happened again, we will definitely treat it this year. Thank you for your advise.
Could you do a series on tree/plant diseases overall? Not necessarily on one thing but maybe a common garden one that lists issues you might find in garden plants, trees, roses, etc. also did you do a vid of your black enclosure for the garbage bin? I’d love to see that process!
I just finished watching The Impatient Gardener video (thanks again for telling us about her channel) where she was talking about your bet. So fun, but I must say being a life long Oregonian I had to laugh when she was asking about the way to pronounce Or-e-gun. Did I really hear you agree it's pronounced like the musical instrument Organ. LOL Oh well it was still fun. You two could not have more different styles but both enjoyable to watch
Hi Laura and Aaron! I don't have any fruit trees, but this is good to know because I'd like to try some dwarf fruit trees some day. Thank you for sharing!
Oh my gosh it took me two months to catch up lol i watched everything from where I left off. Anyways love you guys! You always give me inspiration every time I watch your videos!! I have a question, where did the name garden answer came from? What is it's inspiration?
I'm visual as well. Thanks Laura. Is it important to removed the "curling" leaves from the plant/tree?
It can also spread to other plants in the garden . Tree bags help considerably. Put them on before winter and if it’s going to rain for a few days in early spring. Curl is supposed to dissipate when weather reaches above 58 to 60 degrees but I get it year after year . I keep my pruning shears Clean between trees you can spread it if you don’t carry alcohol wipes and wipe you pruners off between tree. Always start taking the leaf off with the less diseased tree then work your way to the worst one. Keep your cutting tool clean . Water at the bottom never get the leaves wet if possible it’s harder to do on larger trees . If you don’t want to deal with curl they do breed disease free peach trees
You are the garden guru 🙂 these videos are amazing brain food. I learn so much from your videos
Thank you so much for this. Our tree has a bad case of leaf curl this year, but we had only sprayed once.
The time marks in description box are very useful! Great work!
Someone had their hair done!! Looks amazing.
Laura, I've forgotten what it was you under-planted your peach tree with. What are those pretty yellow flowers? And, what are those beautiful deep pink spires in the foreground? Your clematis is glorious! Thanks for the info. ~ Lisa
Hey Laura! Your new hair color is beautiful! I have 2 questions. Will picking the leaves off yourself help the tree? And since you have the tree under planted with stuff, can the treatment harm those plants or could tue fungus spread to them? Thank you so much. Love your channel!
Laura your videos are always so informative and entertaining. Thank you for that. Have you ever dealt with “Honeydew” disease on your scrubs? It’s going from scrub to scrub in my garden and was wondering if you had any suggestions on treatments. Thank you.
Laura, did you dye your hair? It looks darker than before! Very pretty :)
Yes I wondered too! Love it!
Thanks for the information! Love these videos! I’ve learned a lot. I’m in Tennessee & I want to start a lemon tree in a pot soon. I can’t wait. My parents have a 7 year old peach tree in their yard but bugs just won’t leave it alone. I’ll check on it & see if there is this fungus going on too. Thanks!
How exciting! Laura you have no idea how badly I’ve been waiting for this video 😆. I really hope you see this comment because.. I’ve just purchased my very first peach tree (yay!) The tree looks absolutely perfect up until about a week ago. The leaves are turning yellow and dropping 😫. I’m so nervous I did something to hurt it. The first person I thought of was my heroine Laura of Garden Answer. Please please please tell me.. did I hurt my tree or is this normal. There’s fruit growing and it’s just a few leave lost. Ps. God bless you for sharing your precious time educating us. I’ve learned everything I know from you! Thank you for all you do!
the wood walkway is so beautiful...
Love the videos. Getting great ideas for my gardens. Would enjoy seeing Aaron more, sharing his knowledge too.
🍑I have a soft spot for the little peach tree because I think it was in the first video (or second video) when I discovered Garden Answer’s channel. I hope the tree has a speedy recovery from your experienced support. Question: Roses and other plants need air circulation so could the underplanting, although beautiful, be contributing to the leaf curl especially since you’ve had cool, moist weather conditions?🍑
I don’t use sprays at all, but still get issues like leaf curl. I planted a climbing bean seed at the base of the tree and leaf curl went. I leave the bean to climb up the tree. I do this every year now around all the trees that can get infected. We have a lot of rain too.
My peach tree is covered in this. ☹️. Happy to know what to do now. Thank you for the great video.
Thank you! Your timing is perfect. I noticed this happening on my nectarine a couple days ago. Growing stone fruit trees in my zone 5b garden is a challenge. This spring I had the motherlode of blossoms and a ton of pollinators found them, which had me excited for fruits. Then the leaves started curling... ARGH!
At least now I have a plan of attack.
Question... I have some raised garden beds under the canopy of this nectarine. Are the sprays you recommend ok to use around garden beds or should I cover them while spraying?
I would cover! Definitely need to wash vegetables really well, just in case.
Weather patterns play key element, but also, lack of air circulation can aid to increase fungus. Area you have this specimen, does have reduction of air flow. Hi humidity is prob. #1 causation for fungus developments.
Nice to see maintenance and problems / solutions.
Hi Laura 😊
I'm in Melbourne Australia, I just finished spraying my stone fruit tree with Lime sulfur because the tree is now in dormancy and then I'll spray with a copper spray before bud burst. Is there a reason you didn't mention a lime sulfur spray in dormancy? I was always told lime sulfur as the better option then a copper spray as a secondary option. I'm more curious what the difference is and if one is more effective than the other? Thanks for all your helpful videos 😊
Every Country is different I am sure. Our methods may not be effective there and vice versa. You would be surprised in the differences.
Here in the Netherlands we also spray with sulfur against this, tho leafcurl always affects the number of fruits. Many fruits fall off before the're ripe.
That heuchera has such vibrant blooms! What type of heuchera is it? The blooms look red on my screen but are they red or a dark pink?
Laura, could you give us an update on your lemon trees? I noticed that they were no longer in your sunporch and was wondering what type of location you keep them in the hotter summer months. I have a small lemon tree and would like to be sure I've giving it the best care I can. Thanks so much!
Good info to know. I just purchased a pump sprayer and Bonide burnout to spray the weeds in my gravel driveway. Wish me luck. If it works for you, then I know it will work for me. Thanks!
🌿🐝Yes! This definitely was helpful! In fact, any and all the videos you’ve done on keeping pests away or helping plants do what they need to do BETTER (fungus control, leaf spots, etc) helps me in my garden knowledge journey...So, thank you!🐝🌿
Just saw a very bad weather warning for your area
Thinking of you, Aaron, Benjamin, and the little Lions :)
Great tips! I’m dealing with this problem on my pear tree. 😣
Hi Laura!
A question in regards to your drip system. Is there any maintenance needed with the drip system before winter sets in?
Your videos have inspired me to start gardening, but also have inspired me to take on new projects involving the use of power tools.
You have such a contagious bubbly personality. Thank you for sharing your knowledge through videos. Wishing you a great rest of your day!
I take my question back. I was watching a 7 month old weekly recap mentioning a video was coming in regards to blowing out the drip system ☺️
Amazon has Tommyco kneepads! Just saw them but in reading the description it does not say gel but non-toxic POE foam.
Peach tree does not like to be in a container. If you plant in the ground it will grow twice as much. Peaches have nice deep roots that spread quite a bit. I have a peach tree that has grown from a pit. In just a year it had nice roots and it was hard to dig up and transplant (it grew near the rose). If you keep your peach in a container, you can protect it from a rainy weather, and maybe you want have the issue with the leaf curl. Good luck.
Wouldn't it be easier for the plant if you will go and remove those affected leaves?
Won’t make any difference , they’ll just brown off and fall off anyway, the tree doesn’t physically push them off
Love those heuchera blooms!
Is this spray combo safe to use preventatively in the fall (and/or spring?) even if I'm not seeing signs of fungal infection? You have been SUCH a joy and inspiration to watch and SO helpful and informative! I get so super excited waiting to get off work and watch your videos every morning!! Thank you!!!! 🤗
Btw, just saw Erin at the Impatient Gardener's video today 🤣 it's so fun to see our fav Gardener's doing stuff like that! It's so bizarre to see her in all your merch!
How do I find their other channels honey
@@dannettesavas3269 They don't have other channels. Except the highlights channel which is the same but shorter. The Impatient Gardener is another Gardener entirely.
Do you mean Aaron?
Erin (I think that's how you spell it) is another CZcams gardener that lives in Wisconsin. Her channel is called the Impatient Gardener 😃
I love your little pathway. Is it just wood anchored down? Like railroad tracks?
Awesome video. Why would it not be beneficial to spray after the buds have opened to prevent further spread during the growing season?
Do you mix the fungicide and horticultural oil and apply them together or do you spray them separately? If so, which do you apply first? Thanks for the video!
She explained that in the video. If you are using a pump sprayer. she gives the ratio of each to put in the 1 gallon of water.
Coffee with Laura and good information is a nice way to start the day. Even though I don't have a peach tree, I would love to get one so it is great to have this knowledge going forward as I look for a tree!! Thank you.
I got a miniature peach tree myself a little while ago. It has already set fruit and is doing well but I haven’t had a chance yet to transplant it into a terra-cotta pot. I’m scared of damaging the tree or stifle fruit production if I transplant it now but I don’t want to leave it in the nursery pot for much longer either. Do you have any advice on the best course of action? Would greatly appreciate it.
You can always transplant plants in pots when it's not freezing. Just keep an eye on the water (like you probably do now anyway). Shouldn't affect your tree in a bad way. Good luck! :)
I spray mind with oil dishwashing liquid mix with water hehe
If you don’t take the infected leaves off and the leaves get we it does spread to other leaves on the plant and if you don’t treat the trees it will die within two or three years . Always water at the bottom never wet the leaves if you can .
Just watched your video, very informative.. great job honey ! I have a two year old tree with leaf curl now and lots of fruit that I will thin out. Peaches are not growing in size anymore so maybe thinning will help. Will prue and spray in the fall. Thanks again !
I’m surprised you didn’t put one of your Gilmore quick connectors on your spray applicator and hose. I know you’ve inspired me to purchase 10 sets and hook them up all around our property.
Ours got it this year, too. We actually take off the infected leaves.
Would you use the same mix on Plum trees? And apply the same way? Thanks!
When using the bottled sprays which goes on first - the copper spray or the horticultural spray? and can
you help the tree along by removing the affected leaves? Thanks!
Hey can u do a hour long tour video
Good information. I wish I had taken some preventive measures with my trees last winter. My hydrangea and dogwood have suffered because of the cool and damp spring. I was researching Bonide products the other night and wasn't sure which ones to use. I now see you can use both the spray oil and copper fungicide at the same time.
Look at you wearing a jacket in late may!!
you need to move the peach tree now while its small 2-3 yrs down the road it will be 10 ft tall and about 8 ft wide no room to grow where it at you can sop leaf curl buy spraying with copper spray its the only way to stop it it will come back every year if you dont spray
Great video. Ran into this issue with a brand new tree i just got at our garden center.
We just joined your channel from North Carolina. Does Aarin work a job or just help take care of house, gardens, kids? Also begonias are popular here in NC but I have yet to see you plant begonias. Will they not grow in Oregon or do you just not like begonias? Would also like to know more about your wells, like how deep, pump type, etc. Also technology on your irrigation and drip system? Also have you considered going solar? Also can we visit your gardens without intruding?
I have a question regarding pincher bugs, ear wigs?(?). Have you ever had an issue with them and if yes, what did you do to get rid of them? At least control them. Thank you.
I have a question on the amount of water one should use to mix spray solution: if one mix liquid copper and dormant oil individually, 2 oz of copper and 2.5 oz of dormant oil yield 2 gal of solution; but if one combines 2 oz of liquid copper and 2.5 oz of dormant oil in a single spray, per your suggestion, it only yields one gallon of solution. Shouldn't one uses 2 gal of water when mixing the 2 compounds together, or 1 gallon?
Very helpful video Laura, thanks for sharing.
🤗💜 thank you Laura and Aaron! Hugs
Hey Laura, very useful video, thanks. Would spraying the tree, impact any of the plants you have in the planter? Or would you take those out before spraying?
Thanks now I know what is at least my wife thought it was from getting too cold mystery solved....the fruit on our peach tree is sub par anyway though the chickens and birds like it
So you can't just cut those leaves off? They look so odd. And I'm so glad to see this video, because if I saw that, I think I would just remove the weird looking leaves. But it sounds like they will just return even if that was done???
What was the app that you've recommended before that helps diagnose plant issues and provides solutions?
Does this also effect plum trees? Ive had a small issue with my plum tree this year where the newest leaves curl from the sides inwards and are crinkly, last year was the worst for it, almost every leave was deformed and I got no fruit production. I dealt with aphids last year and sprayed but haven't had that problem this year.
Any ideas Laura?
Laura I have a random question....are you a Master Gardener? If not have you considered it?
Me to my husband: Look, Laura got her roots dyed!
Husband: ....that’s a thing?
Me: her hair!
Husband: you can see where I was confused.
Poor peach tree. 😕💚
🍑 tree 💔
I bought a pump sprayer this year to try treating for bud worms. I think you've said that you spray the BT weekly. It would be so helpful to have a video showing how you do this and what tips you can offer. Thanks for all the inspiration!
90% of our Colorado peach crop was destroyed this year due to a 50-60 degree overnight drop in temperatures. So sad!
Can you talk about what other plants that copper fungicide is good for? Roses?
Roses, yes, if mildew or rust is an ongoing issue. Black spot is probably better treated with Rose RX. Milk works too for most fungal issues on plants and shrubs. At least, this was my experience.
HELP - I don't have any peach trees BUT I have noticed this leaf condition on other plants - just don't recall them now. Can this spread? Would I treat anything that has this condition the same way? I sure appreciate that you try to save plants instead of just chucking them out and starting over although I suppose there are times that would be the correct treatment, also.
really good info!! i wish i had space for more fruit trees, sigh.. nothing like fresh fruit off the tree! we have an orange and i hope to get a meyer lemon when i can get back out to a nursery, probably not till fall for me... that fungus really does make an ugly little leaf, doesn't it? should be easy to recognize! is that the only way to know if you have a fungus like that? thanks for the video!