Our family has a question about our Honeycrisp Apple tree. It's seen better days.
Please see the attached pictures.
The tree itself has been in the ground for about 5 years (diameter of the trunk is about 3 1/2" at 3 feet from the ground). For the last three years it continues to grow but the apples at this point look diseased. We were able to salvage about 30% last year but this year they all look terrible.
We also have a Liberty Tree which is doing beautifully but are trying to get our friend the Honeycrisp to be healthier.
Do you have any advice of what we could do? I don't think the tree itself is dying because it continues to grow quite large (and the leaves look okay to me).
Thanks again for any advice you could provide.
-Greg
