How to Manage Pests

Pests in Gardens and Landscapes

Apples

Cultural tips
Fertilizing First-year pruning Harvesting and storage Planting	Pruning Sanitation Site selection	Thinning Training Watering

Pests and disorders of Apples
Invasive Pests Light brown apple moth For more information on these pests, see Exotic and Invasive Pests.
Invertebrates Aphids, foliar Aphids, woolly apple Apple maggot Armored scales San Jose scale Borers Pacific flatheaded borer Shothole borer Boxelder bug Climbing cutworms Codling moth Cribrate weevil (Root weevils) Fall webworm Grasshoppers Green fruitworms Katydids Leafhoppers Leafrollers Lygus bugs Mealybugs Nematodes Redhumped caterpillar Soft scales Spider mites Stink bugs Tent caterpillars	Invertebrates (continued) Tentiform leafminers Thrips Western tussock moth Diseases Armillaria root rot (Oak root fungus) Apple mosaic Apple scab Bacterial blossom blast European canker Fire blight Phytophthora root and crown rot Powdery mildew Sappy bark Wood decay Environmental disorders Apple measles Bitter pit Frost injury Oil burn Sunburn Parasitic plants Broadleaf mistletoe Vertebrates Weeds

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How to Manage Pests

Pests in Gardens and Landscapes

Apples

Invasive Pests

Invertebrates

Invertebrates (continued)

Diseases

Environmental disorders

Parasitic plants

Vertebrates

Weeds