Mint Diseases
12 years ago
Hi,
The edges of the leaves on some of my spearmint plants have been turning black, while other leaves have brown spotting. Can anyone identify these diseases ? Suggested methods for controlling / eliminating the disease? Will my mint plants survive ?
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