 But only little patches of it. Sure. That's the apple scab fungus in most cases. You know, there are some fire blight that causes a scorching and kind of a shepherd's crook on the outer perimeter. But if it's kind of widespread throughout the tree or most of the tree, then the apple scab fungus, it won't kill the tree. But if this happens too many growing seasons in a row, it can really deplete the energy of a tree. It's very common on crab apples this year.