25 emerald green arborvitae developed brown spots 4–6 days after neighbor applied strong chemical (acid?) to driveway in 100°F heat. Odor burned eyes/lungs.
Symptoms suggest chemical drift injury, not contagious disease. Spots worst on side facing driveway.
Professional assessment needed to confirm cause and extent.
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