4-year-old weeping willow (GA). Black spots, some yellowing, bare branches. Do nothing now except rake and destroy (burn/bury) fallen leaves. Reduces spores for next spring.
Starting at leaf unfurl: 3 sprays at 2-week intervals with:
Read and follow all label directions.
Weeping Willow Leaf Spot: Fall Sanitation and Spring Spray Program
Weeping Willow Leaf Scorch: Turf Builder Herbicide Injury
Weeping Willow vs. Hybrid Willow: Why Yours Don't Weep
Distinguishing Salix Blanda and Salix Babylonica Willows
Weeping Willow: The Graceful, Fast-Growing Shade Tree
Weeping Willow with Bark Loss and Deformity: Internal Decay, Removal Advised
Newly Planted Weeping Redbud Leaf Spots: Likely Chemical or Physical Injury
Ligustrum Oblong Leaf Spots: Insect Feeding, Not Disease
Weeping Willow Red Spiky Patches: Adventitious (Air) Roots, Not Borers—Harmless, Dry Up
Weeping Mulberry Leaf Spots and Yellowing: Likely Minor, Check Roots
Hydrangea Leaf Spots: Cercospora vs. Anthracnose Identification
Maple Tree Multiple Spot Syndrome: Insect, Fungus, and Algae Complex
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