Four camellias planted last summer showing progressive browning from leaf edges inward after a harsh winter have winter/wind burn. Sequential spread suggests environmental stress, not disease.
Apply synthetic fertilizer (NPK 20-10-10 to 30-10-10) per label to stimulate rapid greening and new growth. Plants should recover by late May. In December, apply anti-desiccant spray to prevent recurrence. A certified arborist can do the fall treatment.
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