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Bugs on Nandina Firepower

13 years ago

A few days ago, I noticed some tiny black spots on the under sides of my Nandina Firepower leaves. This morning some of the leaves have turned brown and are falling off when I touch them. What is this and how can I fix it? I prefer to use natural methods of pest control when possible. They are planted in front of my concrete front porch and receive full sun.

Thank you,

Stacy

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rhizo_1 (North AL) zone 7
13 years ago
You'll need to provide some pictures, if you can. 'Tiny, black spots' just isn't enough information to go by.
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