Non-chemical, effective treatment for peach leaf curl? (grow, trees, city)

[Cinebar]

Last year, both of my peach trees got a serious case of peach leaf curl. They lost all their leaves, which did grow back.

I'd really like to "nip it in the bud" this year and take aggressive measures to prevent it from happening again.

What are my options? I would like to do it in an organic manner, if possible, but will go chemical as a last resort.

I've just started my research and one site I stumbled on said to spray with a compost tea.

Help, please.

[J&Em]

This question was discussed a short time ago in another thread here on the garden forum.

//www.city-data.com/forum/garde...treatment.html

In addition to those resources you can also read up on it from the following well informed site:
Peach Leaf Curl Management Guidelines--UC IPM

[Cinebar]

Originally Posted by J&Em

This question was discussed a short time ago in another thread here on the garden forum.

//www.city-data.com/forum/garde...treatment.html

In addition to those resources you can also read up on it from the following well informed site:
Peach Leaf Curl Management Guidelines--UC IPM

Thanks; I did a quick search before starting my thread but missed it.

I'll check it out.

[Cinebar]

Mods - if you want to merge my thread with the other one, I have no problem with that.