Fungicides for Pine care in Europe

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I am looking for a fungicide that I can use for Needle Cast en Tip Blight on Pines.
Products like Mancozeb, Chlorothalonil or copper fungicides are not available anymore in the Netherlands as far as I know.

Can someone from the Netherlands or Western Europe advice me on a simular product?
 
I have been using those products for a while but it is not affective on my pines.
 

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This pine has the worst looking needles.
And it is only a seedling which I bought this year from a well known bonsai plaza.

My other Black, Red, White and Scots Pines are starting to show simular signs. (Already before I added the seedling.
 

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And can someone tell what those little banana looking guys are? I saw them today for the first time. And only on my Scots Pines.

Thanks for any advice
 

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Those bananas are sawfly eggs. Squish them.
Needle cast is not a problem per say, the plant doesn't suffer a lot from it.
When the needles emerge, spray with copper sulphate and it should be prevented.

For some reason, probably the soil biome, I have no needlecast in my collection apart from maybe 5-10 needles per plant. Not something that is worth treating for me.

Are your plants in an area close to wild trees?
 
Those bananas are sawfly eggs. Squish them.
Needle cast is not a problem per say, the plant doesn't suffer a lot from it.
When the needles emerge, spray with copper sulphate and it should be prevented.

For some reason, probably the soil biome, I have no needlecast in my collection apart from maybe 5-10 needles per plant. Not something that is worth treating for me.

Are your plants in an area close to wild trees?

Not directly. I live close to the coast with sand dunes with many Pines. Just one km away.

Thanks for the reply. Is this something usuable for Pines?

 
Every pine I have had here always has sawfly eggs and larvae on them. They are annoying though easy to remove and they do indeed remove the needles.
 
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