Artic Fire Dogwood shrub problem
swedish_miss
14 years ago
Can anyone help me figure out why my new Arctic Fire look like this? Very healthy when planted, new growth continues, but larger leaves VERY unhealthy. June was really wet, could that be it? No obvious bugs.
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