Perfectly circular spots with white centers and black borders on holly leaves, followed by browning and drop, indicate a fungal leaf spot (likely Phacidium or Coniothyrium). The distinct rings are typical of certain foliar fungi.
Hollies are resilient. This appears to be a weather-triggered outbreak, not a chronic decline. With good sanitation and canopy management, future years should be cleaner.
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