Two 18-year-old Bradford pears near concrete driveways: 5 years of July black spots, yellowing, leaf drop. Soaker hoses didn’t help. Trunk has “stretch marks.” Sprayed with “Menace” (insecticide)—worse. Expert: fungal leaf spot—Menace is insecticide, useless. Concrete restricts roots. Treat with Daconil fungicide per label. Unchecked, causes severe defoliation, vigor decline, eventual death. Keep watering.
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