Ashley: two forsythia with curly new growth unlike healthy growth. Asks: insect, disease, or treatment?
Steve: not insect/disease. Check weed killer/herbicide use nearby (especially if normal last year). Some herbicides cause twisted growth. Photo accepted for confirmation.
Twisted, distorted new growth on multiple plants = classic herbicide symptomology (especially growth regulators). Timing correlation with application history is diagnostic.
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