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To use a Clemson bag: 1. Thin the 4 to 6 weeks after bloom (when it is about thumbnail size), leaving one every 6 to 8 inches. Then bag the . 2. One day before bagging, spray a combination product of fungicide plus insecticide on the . Examples of these products are Bonide Tree Spray with captan, malathion, and

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SOURCE: Farmer & Orchard Magazine

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