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Weeping Redbud Leaf Spots: Consult a Tree Expert

Weeping redbud with brown leaf spots, holes, and crispy edges in College Station, TX (hot, dry, full sun) needs a tree specialist. Jim Hyland (Allexperts Trees category) has US Forestry experience. One tree affected, one healthy—suggests site-specific issue.

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