Black Spot On Pitopsporum So If I Was To Have My Plants Above 30 Degrees No More Black Spot

Black spot running rampant on lemmwoods

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#1 Comment By BushDoctor On 05/20/2022 @ 9:28 am

This will need to be treated by fungicides. Diplocarpon rosae disease is easy to control, and will require prevention, mostly.

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