Bonide 2041 Fruit Tree & Plant Guard Concentrate - 64 oz (1/2 Gallon) for Disease Prevention & Pest Control - Ideal for Orchards, Gardens & Landscaping

This is the first year after planting 18 tree orchard of various fruit trees and 10 nut trees in NE Ohio. I didn't plan to spray the trees due to concerns using chemicals in the environment until I realized that insects such as Japanese beetles were decimating the leaves of most of my fruit trees as well as some worm nests propagating in the apple trees. At its worst, the trees leaves looked very bad and in danger of being stripped completely. I purchased this product due to being able to apply it to all of my various fruit trees and also nut trees. Afterone light application (1 gallon mix covered 28 very small trees), there was immediate impact on any progression of insect damages. Soon after application, the leaves color improved and no sign of new insect attack at all. All of the trees now look much more vigorous. I expect to make another application before Fall but will still try to minimize applications overall. Since I am new to growing fruit and nut trees, I don't have any experience with other products; however, this product certainly stopped the insect attack. I will start applications early next year as directed to see if insect attack can be prevented altogether.I have a peach tree in my yard that has never produced anything in several years. All the peaches turned brown and shriveled up and dropped off early in the season. Inoticed some Plum Curculio bugs on a peach this year and tried this treatment. For the first time ever I have ripe peaches!I have never had luck with growing peaches. I would spray with a multipurpose fungicide a few times during the summer, only to have the fruit turn black, shrivel up, and fall off the tree. I don't like to use harsh chemicals, but I decided last year to spray Bonide faithfully on my peach trees and grapes. The 2-week schedule is ABSOLUTELY essential for success. For the first time ever, I had a bumper crop of sweet, delicious peaches. The grapes turned out great also. I'm not saying that other fungicides would not do the job if I had followed the "every 2 weeks" schedule, but, using Bonide proved to be a winner.This worked so well on all our produce!Helps my plants in disease seasonIt is easy to use. It cleared up the "Brown rot" in my peach tree. I have sprayed all of the new trees with this and they are looking great, this year. I will always use this as directed for my Dwarf fruit trees.A little disappointed this arrived with the lid missing. Not sure how I’ll store what I don’t use but luckily the foil wasn’t punctured so I’ll still be able to use it.I used this product for my peach, apple and plum trees as well as grapes in my backyard garden. I started the trees five yours ago, the grapes were already well established. So far, I never got any fruits because of mold that killed all the fruits in humid Kentucky summers. In addition, blackspot almost killed one of the young apple trees. I tried 'organic' oil based sprays, as well as copper fungicides, and strong pruning as the point of my backyard garden is to be as chemical free as possible. However, none of thees approaches really worked. So I finally got the spray this spring and actually applied it a bit too late, way after the blossoming. The effects were day and night, and I got my first 'bumper-crops'. The photos show peaches after 4x spraying, about four weeks after the last treatment. About 1/3 of the peach harvest is in a box and some of the peaches are still on the tree.I never applied these fungicides before to trees, and it took me some time to figure out the best spraying system, which is attaching a sprayer to the garden hose