Asked May 08, 2025, 1:04 PM EDT
Hello!
We just moved into a home and have lovely fruit trees all around it. But we are very worried for a fruit tree in the front of our yard, it seems to be infested with gummosios and peach borers.
We are going to treat the tree so we can keep it as we love peach trees, we aren’t planning on keeping the fruit if it is an issue. But nor do we want this plant to suffer. It seems to be very well established tree, but the photos will show the damage already happening to it, it is also all the way down in the base of the tree area. If it is possible to save, how would we do it? We very much would like to keep this tree going. But the last thing we would want is to spread to the grape vines that is less then 10ft in front of it or any other harm.
Any help is appreciated, thank you!
Cottonwood County Minnesota