The Problem

Rust

Rust fungus is easily identified by the many orange or red pustules on leaves or stems which break open and release masses of spores. Rust fungus grows within the leaf so there is usually a copy of the spores on the underside of the leaf as well. Different rust fungi attack different host plants so rust on gerananiums won’t spread to other types of plants. Rust is a common disease of calendulas, roses, snapdragons, geraniums, gerberas and beans. Rust can also attack turf. It has become a serious disease of willows and poplar trees.

Symptoms

Orange pustules on leaves or stems.

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Solutions

Nature's Way Fungus Spray

Can be used on all ornamentals, fruits and vegetables

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Yates Bravo Fungicide

Spray roses and ornamentals thoroughly at first sign of disease. Apply at 10-14 day intervals in wet, humid weather when disease is prevalent.

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Yates Copper Oxychloride

Through spray coverage of all foliage, buds and stems is necessary for good disease control.

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Yates Fungus Gun - Ready to use

Ensure complete coverage of foliage. Commence spraying when new shoots emerge in spring or at first sign of disease. Repeat at 7-10 day intervals if required.

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