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I noticed white spots on many of my young magnolia's leaves. They look like mold (slightly fuzzy and round circles). I'll get a pic of it tomorrow, but for now, any ideas as to what it is and how to treat it?



 
Posts: 810 | Location: PA zone 6 | Registered: Mar 12, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Here's some pics





 
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Posts: 810 | Location: PA zone 6 | Registered: Mar 12, 2006Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Hi You! Is it in part shade? I have some magnolia trees & some get spotty in the Fall but nothing fatal. Will follow here.


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Hi there, Muddy! That tree is in full sun. No mature trees to provide shade around here!



 
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I think you have a problem but I don't know what. Is your county extension office close & any good? If so, cut off an affected leaf & take it to them in a zip bag. See what they say.


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