Three 8-year-old locusts (25 ft) yellowing from south side inward over 5 days. New stems affected. Herbicide used across road—no other yard damage, no field yellowing.
Drift shows directional pattern (brown toward source, green away). "Weed & Feed" near trees kills them. If no pattern, check insects.
Honey locust plant bug: Distorted, chlorotic leaves, premature drop, second flush usual. Unpredictable yearly.
Leaf miner: Leaves look turned but partially eaten inside.
Links to UWEX and SC Forestry fact sheets provided. Photo would help.
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