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[Naomi Ann Counides <beefalo@micron.net>]

I think I have it too.  I only have the one pear tree but it is heavily 
dotted.
What is the remedy?  Will it affect apples?
Naomi
Payette Idaho

Ed & Pat Fackler wrote:

> Gord--------------Have you checked for blister mites?  Also, there are a
> number of "spradoic" leafhopper species which like to feed on pear leaves 
> and
> the damage is as you've described.
>
> Ed Fackler, So. Ind.
>
> Gord Hawkes wrote:
>
> > Greetings all.  We recently purchased pear nursery stock which appears to
> > exhibit pear leaf spot symptoms - raised brownish spots on most leaves.
> > Couple questions will sulphur control the problem or is the nursery stock
> > likely going to have recovery problems from this condition?  Typically how
> > devestating is leaf spot?
> >
> > Other question is anyone familiar with the Minie and Menie pear varieites?
> > What is the parentage and how do the trees typically perform?
> >
> > Best regards,
> >
> > Gord Hawkes
> > Log Cabin Orchard
> > Osgoode, Ontario
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