Europear leaves with black spots
RUReddy
9 years ago
Hi Folks. My 5-year-old Europear has developed black spots on quite a few of its leaves - interestingly only on one side of the tree (facing east). Photos below. The rest of the tree seems fine. It got quite a few dormant sprays over the fall and winter. I've seen no signs of insects, so am confused. Any thoughts appreciated!
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