TB>Thanks for the reply and advice.
You're welcome.
  >I live in central Wisconsin. Those brands you were mentioning are not
  >recognisable. Is there any seed catalogs that I can find those items in?
I'm afraid I don't ever look in seed catalogues.  I think that your 
best bet is to go to a good nursery in your area.  I think that you 
have government agencies in the USA that will help with this kind of 
problem.    
>After the blooms is spraying recommended?
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The dormant spray is applied just as the frost is leaving the ground.  
This will kill the bugs that are wintering over.
As soon as the tree begins to burst it's new leaf buds, you start your 
program of spraying every 2 weeks.  
When the fruit blossoms are about ready to open, stop spraying until 
all the flower petals have gone.  This is the time the bees pollinate 
and they would be poisoned if you sprayed.
After the blossoms are gone, you spray every 2 weeks until harvest in 
the early fall.
                           Doris Dignard
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