Plums require regular spraying to produce clean fruit. Apply fungicide at bloom to prevent brown rot, then a "Home Orchard" spray every two weeks until a few weeks before harvest. Consult the Home Orchard Spray Guide for details. Due to high pest/disease pressure, plums are not recommended for low-maintenance gardens.
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