Three hollies transplanted last summer near porch. Black flies swarmed. Now (spring) coated in black powder. Chunk bark mulch used.
Spray horticultural oil this spring. Thoroughly coat interior branches where scale feeds and eggs hide. Repeat per label. Oil suffocates scale; mold disappears as food source vanishes.
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