Instructions:
http://www.hardwarestore.com/media/pdf-misc/464222.pdf

MSDS:
http://www.hardwarestore.com/media/msds/464222.pdf

Hi Pam-
Question for you Why are you spraying the fruit tree spray? Do you know what insects and diseases you are currently trying to fight? Many people on this forum (and I can now add myself to this list) are not big fans of all-in-one fruit tree sprays. The reasons are:

1.) The quantity of some of the ingredients is often insufficient to actually accomplish the task. Take for example the quantity of Captan in there. Many people here have argued that it is not nearly the strength required to be effective. Compare the quantity in there with that on the plain Captain container.

2.) In the all-in-one spray, you are often spraying chemicals that you do not need, for pests and diseases you do not have.

3.) The all-in-one says it controls things that it does not. It says it controls Cedar Apple Rust, but with itÂs only active fungicide being Captan, it can not, as Captan does not control CAR.

The only thing IÂve found it that it possibly did for me was control Plum Curculio.

WhatÂs the alternative you ask? Indentify your pest and your diseases and treat them individually. If you know those, let people know what they are. In some cases, you can even use things that are considered organic (Copper is often considered organic) to fight a very nasty disease like CAR. Or, "bag" your apples to handle many of the insects. Reply to let others know youÂre still listening and interested and IÂm sure people will help you.

-Glenn

Thank you both.
Glenn,
I really know nothing about trees, gardening, etc. My Dad told me I needed to spray the peach trees twice a year. I know 1 reason was curly leaf (?) where the leaves curl. The trees do that. Last year I finally did spray the trees and the leaves didn't curl and we got a lot of peaches. My Dad passed about 5 yrs. ago. So, I really don't know what I am doing....
Thanks for the info.
Pam