Long-established azaleas turn reddish or pale green/white, then die in stages. Owner heard it called "rust" but found no treatment info.
Steve asks for close-up, in-focus photos of affected leaves to diagnose. Could be a nutrient issue, disease, or environmental stress.
Submit clear images for accurate identification.
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