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Denise Mckay
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We planted this tree last year and I would like to know what is goi g in with it.
I dont see any bugs but I’m not too sure what to do about this.
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Welcome to permies Denise!

It looks a lot like fireblight, which is really bad around my area.

What variety is it?

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Thank you Steve- it is a bunch of varieties all grafted together- gala, yellow delicious, winesap. I thought it would be great for the kids bc I’m showing them how to grow our own food but this I’ve never seen before. We are in Ontario near Toronto.
I will look up fire blight and see what to do about it.
 
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