Organic Methods: Growing Feathered Apple Trees in a Nursery
Chris McGuire, Belmont, WI

See tip of a leader four days after leaf removal treatment was applied. Notice the petiole stubs where leaves were removed. Our newly dug Grimes Golden Trees in December look healthy and happy.

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