Question
i live in Vt. and have a peach tree in the ground with southern exposure, it has a bad case of leaf curl, information i can find recommends removing the affected leaves but more than half of the leaves are affected. it is a young tree that has produced fruit in the past but last year none and that is when the leaves started bubbling and curling. if i remove all of the affected leaves will it hurt my tree? just under half of the leaves are still healthy and it was fill of blossoms this spring.

Answer
Hi gay,  If you pull the bad leaves off, new ones will come back, but I do not see how the problem would be corrected.  A spray called Atomic Grow, made from food, will restore the plant back to health and will rid itself of the bad leaves and put new leaves out faster.  It is safe to eat the fruit after as it is not a poison.  Check it out and it would be all you would need for all your plant problems.  kathy