Photos showed spots suggesting fungal leaf spot (likely Cercospora or Anthracnose), not chewing insects. The disease overwinters on dead leaves and stems.
Apply chlorothalonil, myclobutanil, or copper-based fungicide at bud break and repeat per label (usually 10–14 days) through spring rains. See Extension fact sheet FSA-7570 for details.
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