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Fall soil treatments of ZnEDTA and ZnSO 4  at three increasing rates (32.2, 64.4 and 128.8 g. Zn/tree) and 1, 2 and 3 spring foliar sprays of NZN (0.35 g. Zn/tree/application) were tested to correct Zn deficiency in three year old `Earligrande' peach trees. All Zn carriers increased the Zn leaf content. Peach trees treated with three applications of NZN were equal to the medium or high rates of soil applied ZnEDTA or ZnSO 4  respectively, in appearance, chlorophyll content and foliar Zn content. Three applications of NZN at 0.35 g. of Zn/tree (473 ml/378 gal H 2 O) gave excellent tree response and was cost effective.

EFFECTIVENESS OF DIFFERENT ZN FERTILIZERS AND TWO METHODS OF APPLICATION IN THE CONTROL OF `LITTLE-LEAF' IN PEACH TREES IN SOUTH TEXAS