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Giant Indian Hawthorn With Leaf Spot: 'Majestic Beauty'

A 15-foot Indian hawthorn is likely 'Majestic Beauty', a large cultivar. Prune stubs cleanly, remove fallen leaves, mulch, spray with recommended fungicides (see links), fertilize with Holly-Tone, and hope for the best.

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