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What is killing my boxwoods, any ideas

11 years ago

I have two sections of my boxwoods that appear to be dying and I'm trying to determine the cause. Not sure if it is spider mites or something else. The guy at Lowes suggested a dog was going to the bathroom on them, but we have a fenced yard so that isn't a possibility. Any help would be great, I don't want this to spread whatever it is!

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NHBabs z4b-5a NH
11 years ago
Somehow this got posted twice, but since the other post has a photo, let's respond on that thread and let this one drop off.
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