Brown spots on hydrangea leaves

Get helpful advice from the experts at Wilson Bros Gardens for prevention and control of leaf spots on hydrangea shrubs

Insects and plant diseases can wreak havoc in a garden. Learn about the unwelcomed visitors that has been spotted in the UIC Heritage Garden’s Satellite Sites. Identify the problems before they devastate your plants with our “mug shot” photographs and practice these tips for prevention. General Tips and Guidelines · Water from the base of plants to reduce excess moisture on foliage · Provide good air circulation around plants · Squirt BT and neem oil on the leaves of…

Despite not being picky or otherwise finicky plants, hydrangeas do occasionally run into problems like leaves wilting and turning brown. There are a couple of reasons why this happens, so ...

Extended periods of wet weather can cause leaf spot, anthracnose, mildew, and blight. How to diagnose and fix what is wrong with your hydrangea.

Spots or holes on Hydrangea leaves are common and can be easily remidied with a few steps. Click here to learn how!

There are many reasons why hydrangea leaves get black spots. They can be due to bacterial or fungal infestation, poor air circulation

Hydrangeas are a favorite flowering shrub of many, with big blooms and attractive foliage. However, spots on hydrangea leaves can ruin the beauty and infect other shrubs too. Learn how to treat the hydrangea leaf spot disease and make your plant beautiful again here.

Can’t stand black spots on hydrangeas? Neither can I! I’m sharing the causes and solutions, plus why I ultimately decided to toss out my own mophead bigleaf hydrangeas! My love of mophead bigleaf hydrangeas! Ever since I can remember, I’ve adored the deep blue color of hydrangeas that I would see on Cape Cod, Massachusetts...Read More

Most garden plants are more sensitive than their wild counterparts, and the plant we're talking about today is a perfect example. If you notice the leaves of your Summer Crush turning brown, it could be due to not enough water, a phosphorus shortage, or a disease. To remedy this, make sure to water the hydrangea ...

Diseases of hydrangea are typically foliar, although root and flowers may also become infected. Ailing hydrangea symptoms often start at the leaves, even if the affecting disease is root or insect based. The most prevalent causes of a sick hydrangea are described in this article.