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🌳Stopping Leaf Spot on Purple Leaf Plums 🌳
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Hey there, plant pals! Ken Lain, the Top 10 Gardener, here with some fall foliage wisdom from Watters Garden Center.
Those recent showers can bring unwanted guests to your trees – leaf spot!
Here's what to look for:
- Tiny Holes: Think "shotgun blast" through the leaves. This is bacteria munching on sugar in the foliage. Don't panic! Young trees might show it more, but as they mature, they build resistance.
- Blackened Tips: This is more serious than just holes. It can spread down the leaves and stems. Watch out for this on plums, apples, and aspens.
What to Do?
- Monitor, Don't Panic: Usually, leaf spot won't kill your tree. In most cases, you can simply keep an eye on it.
- Healthy Habits: Healthy trees can fight off invaders better. Make sure your plum tree is getting enough water and nutrients.
- Treatment Options: If the leaf spot is severe, we have effective sprays at Watters.
Remember: Autumn's falling leaves are nature's way of cleaning house. Don't worry if leaf spot leads to earlier coloring.
Need Help? We're plant doctors at Watters! Bring a picture or sample of your affected leaves, and we'll diagnose the problem and recommend solutions.
Let's keep your plum tree (and all your other trees!) happy and healthy this fall!
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