10-year-old shrub: waxy leaves with red tinge, long pointed ovals, tiny white spring flowers, blackish-blue fall berries. Likely Inkberry (Ilex glabra) or Japanese Holly (Ilex crenata) cultivar.
Black spots on leaves, spreading to nearby azaleas. Fungal leaf spot common on hollies.
Different pathogen or same fungus with broader host range. Treat all affected plants.
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