Brown, no new growth, regional pattern = Seiridium canker. Sunken purple/brown bark patches, resin flow, bright reddish-brown dead twigs, black fruiting dots on cankers.
Stress (weather, drought, wounding) predisposes. Spores spread by rain splash, pruning tools.
Plant resistant species (Arizona cypress, 'Green Giant' arborvitae). Space for airflow.
Seiridium is the #1 Leyland killer. Cultural management is the only option.
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