Crinkled, sick-looking leaves on snowball viburnum = sap-sucking insects (aphids, thrips, or leafhoppers) feeding on emerging foliage. Distortion happens as leaves expand around feeding sites.
They're insect magnets. Healthy plants tolerate some damage; stressed ones decline. Atomic Grow addresses both insects and stress.
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