Cool, wet springs often trigger fungal leaf spot on butterfly bush (Buddleia). The disease appears as rust-colored spots and curled leaves. While unsightly, it is rarely fatal.
Fungicidal sprays (chemical or organic) are available at garden centers. Apply early in the season—when buds have formed but not yet opened—for best results. Always follow label instructions.
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