I love the fungicide that needs a repeat application every two weeks and that insecticide every 7 days. Does this fungicide counteract that insecticide waiting for round 2?

And why do some sprays seem to leave out plums and apricots- Bonide Fruit Tree Spray for example.

Sorry for the long post. Is there a fruit tree growers Bible that would help me?

After my experience with the blueberries, I am very cautious.

Thanks once again.

Terri

Copper, and you can use Bonide® Citrus, Fruit & Nut Orchard Spray or Bonide® Fung-onil™ Fungicide .
If you wish to use Bonide products. Most pros use other fungicides I think because of the low percentages of active ingredients in Bonide? Not sure? Seems like a decent company. I myself am still testing all these products for myself.
Monterey Fungi-Fighter is another I have seen used, but not sure if on cots? Also Spectracide.
Some of these may have the same active ingredients?
I would use at least 2 different fungicides, and where you can use them I would. where you cannot, use something else. Copper can be used on all, but best used in dormancy, but can be used at other times too.
Cooper is a must! It is also toxic to the soil (yet considered organic). I still use it anyway. It works!! Sulfur is also good, but not on cots.

The problem with the Bonide and Ortho products is that they're usually mixed with other stuff, and that's where problems can arise.

Exactly what you want in a preventative. They are not meant for treatment, except the oil mentioned. The Fruit tree spray and the orchard spray are to be used like copper, as a preventative.