Two separate plant problems:
Action: Spray live growth with bifenthrin, abamectin, or horticultural oil. Prevent future mites with spring oil spray. Dead zone stays dead.
Action: Rotate fungicides (myclobutanil → propiconazole → azoxystrobin → sulfur). Spray every 7–14 days from bud break. Improve air flow (thin plant). Consider replacing with resistant shrub if chronic.
Local nursery knows what works in Dallas—ask them.
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