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fruit tree spray in canada

10 years ago

I want to spray my pear trees for leaf curl and want to know if this stuff,
CuPRO 5000DF Fungicide/Bactericide 61.3% Copper Hydroxide ,is allowed in Canada? I can buy it on ebay but want to make sure it is allowed to cross the border. If anyone knows if its allowed or where I can buy in Canada please post for me.thanks.

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drew51 SE MI Z5b/6a
10 years ago
I worked for the PO for 8 years. Hundreds of packages from Canada daily. We had to take the word of the slip as to what they were (hint, hint). One in a thousand was opened for possible drugs. Otherwise they sail through.
woody64
Original Author
10 years ago
Thanks Drew.Does anyone know where to buy in Canada or any other fungicide to combat tree curl? Just checked on ebay ,lots there in the states but shipping is brutal!!
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jimmy56_gw (zone 6 PA)
10 years ago
Your right shipping is high especially for fungicide, If you have any Lowes or Home Depots you could check there, But there should be some garden or farm supplies that could help you.

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