Mealy bug on apple trees

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Barbara Kenny asked 10 years ago

Having tried unsuccessfully for three years to eradicate this disease from my cordon apple trees, we eventually dug them up this spring. They were in the best location ( South facing wall) so I would like to try planting other fruit trees, maybe a fig. Could this disease recur? Do you have other recommendations?

1 Answers

Gerry Daly Staff answered 7 years ago
The problem you had was an insect pest called ‘woolly aphid’, a form of greenfly, that can be cleared using a systemic garden insectide, repeated as necessary.

It does not affect other fruit crops. 

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