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Is this normal for a peach tree?

 
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Anyone know if this is normal?  (vertical cracks on the north side)
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vertical cracks on peach tree

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I had absolutely no idea, so did a google search and found THIS for you.

So many plants, so little time

 
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It happens to my trees all the time.
Not sure why but I just spray with my DIY insecticide after harvest, and then with my DIY fungicide at bud break.
The trees are doing fine so far.
 
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