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COMMON FOR CRAPE MYRTLES: Many crape myrtles are shedding leaves due to a fungal disease called Cercospora leaf spot. While ...

Roses and hydrangeas are both prone to fungal infections, but adding one natural thing to the soil can save them.

Adding one simple item to the soil around roses and hydrangeas could help protect them from black spot and fungal leaf spot ...

The simple trick reduces the risk of the fungal disease appearing on your plants, and there are no harsh chemicals involved.

Hydrangeas may be starting to look a little worse for wear, but there's a simple task gardeners can do now to help the plants prepare for autumn.

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