A gardener has ivy, pachysandra, vinca in lawn. One ivy section shows dark, curled leaves with whitish borders. Wet spring.
Cut out infected ivy and surrounding soil. Dispose (don't compost). Spray area with fungicide (extend to healthy edges).
Pin healthy runners into bare soil with U-staples. Water well. Ivy recovers fast.
Ivy is tough and low-maintenance. This is a localized issue, not a death sentence.
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