Kathleen's 15-year-old dwarf peaches in NJ have heavy scale on branches/trunk, peeling bark. Oil spray last spring failed. She wonders if trees are too far gone.
Peaches live 15–20 years; may still have productive life. Try Atomic Grow (organic) to rejuvenate and extend fruiting. Check if peeling bark indicates overwatering.
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