Black spots on leaves of new sunset maple (neighbors too) = leaf spot fungi (various Phyllosticta, Septoria, etc.). Late-season infection = cosmetic only.
Copper fungicide at leaf emergence + every 3 weeks. But not necessary—cost/effort > benefit.
Neighbors have it too = environmental, not site-specific. Your tree will outgrow this vulnerability as it matures.
Leaf spots on young maples are a rite of passage. Focus on water/mulch for establishment.
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