An 11-year-old, 20-foot Leyland cypress in Georgia suddenly browned and died after a mild winter and early warm-up.
Contact GA Forestry Commission for forester confirmation. This disease spreads via water splash and tools—adjacent Leylands at high risk. Early detection in neighbors allows sanitation pruning before main stem infection.
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