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Wed, Aug 28, 13 at 14:14
| I have a Liberty apple tree that I planted last fall after receiving it "feathered." There were actually two or three apples on it earlier this year which dropped during the summer. Last week I came out to find this.
with these on it... I now see that there are some leaves starting to come out. Is there a chance that my tree will survive? Anything special I should do? |
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| It should survive. After you squash the worms check all the other trees to avoid same. BT works down here if you need to spray another time. |
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| Bt must be applied before the cats are half-grown. Better stomp on those! |
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| I'm thinking the eggs might have come from the nursery, in which case you might have a case for replacement. |
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- Posted by philly_kid z6 PA (My Page) on Wed, Aug 28, 13 at 20:07
| What kind of worms are on it? They may have been on from last fall as eggs? |
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