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Orange spots on Pear tree leaves

Discussion in 'Pests, Diseases and Cures' started by ThePlantAssassin, Jul 29, 2020.

  1. ThePlantAssassin

    ThePlantAssassin Gardener

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    Can anybody tell me what this is please and what if anything i can or should do about ot? 20200729_072109.jpg It's starting to appear on my pear tree leaves.
     
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        Thanks. No idea if there is but lots of gardens and allotments nearby so quite probable. Fortunately only about a dozen leaves or so have it. Hate to use sprays but like pears more. Used a rose spray this time round and just hope it doesn't kill it.
         
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        I found that on ours as there were only a few leaves affected,that removing them and binning (not composting) it kept the tree fairly healthy.
         
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