I have never sprayed my mulberry trees before but at the end last year some seemed to have black fungus. should they be sprayed and will it hurt the berries?
I wouldn't, unless the fungus seems to be doing real harm to the tree and then I'd want to know what the fungus was to know what fungicide might help.
I have found it difficult to get information about mulberries because it is not a commercial crop in this country. You could try a dormant application of copper, although any application not included on label is illegal.
I will check. Hate to spray if I don't really have to. Am not spraying apples for CAR because of the bees in the orchard right now. Thanks for the info.
Here I get adequate control of CAR when I apply a couple sprays of myclobutinal starting at petal fall and again in 10-14 days. For homeowners it is packaged by Spectracide as Immunox.
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