Young golden chain tree (Laburnum) dying like wisteria did last year—thin, discolored leaves that shrivel. Oregon State lab suggested herbicide drift.
No disease infects both wisteria (vine) and golden chain (tree). Granular “weed-and-feed” lawn herbicides near root zones are a prime suspect—they move in soil and damage broadleaf plants.
Trees may recover if exposure stops. No fungicide will fix herbicide injury.
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