Satsuma Plum Tree

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aus99a says... Yes, it is a common problem with plums, apricots, peaches and nectarines. You needed to spray at bud swell with an appropriate fungicide like copper oxychloride or a Bordeaux type mixture. Not Daley's or your fault, just a common but curable fungus that affects the leaves. http://m.yates.com.au/problem-solver/fruit-trees#/problem-solver/problems/peach-leaf-curl/	About the Author aus99a BEXLEY,2207,NSW 6th December 2013 8:42pm #UserID: 8258 Posts: 4 View All aus99a's Edible Fruit Trees
Franny starts with ... I planted a 3 year old Satsuma Plum Tree last June. It was purchased from Daleys! It has been nurtured, fed and watered BUT all the leaves are curled. Is this normal or does it need to be sprayed with something?	About the Author Franny Endeavour Hills 6th December 2013 4:09pm #UserID: 9165 Posts: 1 View All Franny's Edible Fruit Trees
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Nat says... Satsuma plums are deciduous and they will eventually send out new growth soon	About the Author Nat Yeppoon 31st March 2014 9:22pm #UserID: 9625 Posts: 66 View All Nat's Edible Fruit Trees
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