
Be on the look out for woolly aphids
on spruce trees; if you have them, ask for CSU Fact
sheet 5.534.
If you have had damage to small pine trees, or if you see caterpillars
on them, you may have pine tip moth. Check CSU
Fact sheet 5.529.
If you noticed fire blight
damage in March, it may be time to use a streptomycin spray. Start to spray when the trees
are starting to bloom, if the temperature is 65 degrees or more and if there has been a
trace of rain or high humidity. Repeat at seven-day intervals while the trees are
blooming. CSU Fact sheet 2.907.
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