A spring-planted lilac hedge bloomed well but now exhibits brown dead channels between leaf veins and wilts without watering every 2–3 days. The owner offered photos via email.
Steve requests photos (close-up of affected leaves and overall hedge) and answers to six key questions:
Photos can be sent to svann@uaex.edu. Accurate diagnosis depends on these details.
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