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My Cherry trees leaves are turning orange/yellow...

 
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Anyone know what it is???
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Looks like cherry leaf spot. It’s definitely a fungus though. There are a few things I remember about it. You have to get up all leaf litter in fall. I’d probably get rid of any leaf that looked infected now too. I believe that a mulch of straw is helpful also. Good luck Troy and keep us posted. Scott

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I bought some fungicide for my apple trees, i wonder if that would work?
 
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I think any would help but some are better than others.

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You’re very welcome. I’d love to see how your efforts pay off for this plant.

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