What Could Possibly Be Happening To My Ornamentals, Fungus?

Question

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What can I do to fix it?

Answer 1

It doesn't look like a fungus. It looks most like the leaves got splashed and burned by something ... an insect spray or a cleaner of some kind, perhaps?

The other thought is that it is insect damage - whitefly or some other insect damaging the leaves in spots which then die.

If it were a fungus, I think the whole plant would be showing signs of stress, not just patches on the leaves.

I would pick off all the damaged leaves and burn them (or dispose of them where they cant come into contact with other plants), then watch every day for new damage. Look under the leaves to see if you have whitefly or red spider mite or some kind of insect like that, then visit your local garden centre for a cure (perhaps take some evidence with you in a plastic bag.)

Answer 2

pending on where you live it looks a sapsucking mite is to blame ,recommend you cut off and dispose of the diseased leaves , and make up a mix of white oil , garlic and water in a spray bottle around 70 water to 10 parts white oil to 20 parts garlic mix ( crushed cloves are okay but mix well so as not to burn the plant ) mix up in say 10 litres . hope it is successful oh and be sure to spray under and all round the leaves as well as stems and of course no rain in sight

Answer 3

http://ohioline.osu.edu/hyg-fact/3000/3044.html
Leaf Diseases on Ornamental Trees and Shrubs, with suggested Fungicides.
Diseases Discussed:
*Frogeye Leaf Spot
*Oak Leaf Blister
*Mildew
*Guignardia Blotch
*Tar Spots
*Phyllosticta Leaf Spot

Answer 4

That's what it looks like.