Question
i live in okla. my peach tree leaves have developed a reddish colored kind of blister on the leaves, then they turn brown, should i be concerned & what can i do

Answer
Hi Terry,

NITROGEN
The leaves of nitrogen-deficient trees are
smaller than normal and pale green  The
shoots are frequently shorter and the bark may have
a reddish tinge. Growth is restricted, fruit size is
reduced, and production is poor. Fruit color, however,
is enhanced.
On peach, severe deficiency causes reddish
leaves. Dead spots may form in the leaves and fall
out, causing a mild 搒hot hole?condition

Control:

1. When planning an orchard, avoid low-lying or shaded sites with poor air circulation and soil drainage. Any practice that promotes faster drying of fruit and foliage will help reduce the risk of infection. Destroy nearby wild or neglected stone fruits (Prunus spp.). Buy and plant only vigorous, disease-free fruit trees from a reputable nursery.

2. Prune trees annually to allow for better air circulation and to maintain tree vigor. If possible, prune during dry weather in the latter half of the dormant season.

You can try a product called Atomic Grow to bring your plant back to health and see if you can correct any of the above problems.  kathy