Summary
Apple scab is a significant problem in the climate of the Pacific Northwest. This publication discusses the symptoms of the disease and the pathogen and disease cycle. Recommends controls and spray timings. Rates susceptibility and resistance to scab of some apple and flowering crabapple cultivars.
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