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Honeysuckle Vine Leaf Spot and Spent Flowers

Yellow leaves with black spots likely Cercospora leaf spot. July ends bloom season for Lonicera sempervirens; decorative berries follow. Don't remove spent flowers—let berries develop for birds. If desired, trim spent blooms.

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