Thick amber resin on a productive peach tree trunk and branches is a classic sign of peach tree borers. The resin is the tree’s response to larval tunneling.
The tree is still fruiting, so it’s vigorous. Keep it well-watered and mulched to reduce stress, which attracts borers.
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