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red spots on Brush Cherry

15 years ago

Hi, I just got a Brush Cherry and after I got home and took a good look at it I noticed that it has red stops on the leaves. there are alot on the bottom branch then some more spead out on the top leaves. Is it a Fungus? Should I just spray it with some Fungicide and cut the branches/leave that are infected? someone please help I am new at this =/

Comments (2)

lucy
15 years ago
Sorry.
tapla (mid-Michigan, USDA z5b-6a)
15 years ago
Is it something ON the leaves, or is the coloring a PART of the leaf proper?

Al
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