New property has apple tree with black spots inside every apple (inedible parts, but rest delicious). Tree has many vertical branches. Told it's a "crab apple" needing fumigation. Spring coming—what to do?
Black spots inside fruit = likely apple scab (fungal disease). Vertical branches = water sprouts/suckers—remove them. Don't guess at sprays. Take photos + branch sample to your county extension agent for exact diagnosis and spray schedule. Tell me your state/county and I'll find your agent. Proper pruning + targeted fungicide program at correct timings controls scab.
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