How to Manage Pests

Pests in Gardens and Landscapes

Nectarines and Peaches

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

Pests and disorders of Nectarines and Peaches
Invertebrates Aphids Armored scales San Jose scale Borers American plum borer Pacific flatheaded borer Peach twig borer Peachtree borer Shothole borer Boxelder bug Citrus cutworm Clearwing moths Driedfruit beetles Earwigs Fall cankerworm Fall webworm Green fruit beetle Green fruitworms Katydids Leafrollers Lygus bugs Mealybugs Gill's mealybug Nematodes Oriental fruit moth Redhumped caterpillar Soft scales European fruit lecanium Kuno scale Spider mites Stink bugs Tent caterpillars	Invertebrates (continued) Thrips Western tussock moth Diseases Armillaria root rot (Oak root fungus) Bacterial canker and blast Brown rot Crown gall Cytospora canker Peach leaf curl Phytophthora root rot Powdery mildew Rust Scab Shot hole disease (Coryneum blight) Wood decay Environmental disorders False wart Frost injury Lack of water Nutrient deficiencies Oil burn Peach split pit Pitburn Sunburn Suture split Vertebrates Weeds

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How to Manage Pests

Pests in Gardens and Landscapes

Nectarines and Peaches

Invertebrates

Invertebrates (continued)

Diseases

Environmental disorders

Vertebrates

Weeds