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lovelilacs10

haskap berries leaves turned black

12 years ago

I bought some Haskap berries from costco in my zone 3 south facing garden. And after several weeks it started looking this. What's wrong with it? Is there any way I can save it? Do I have to get rid of the entire plant? Or i can just trim off the black leaves.

If I plant new one is there any way I can ensure this doesn't happen? Is it okay if I plant new berries plants in the holes that I planted the old ones?

Thanks!!!!

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