Rosemary Stem Rot?
11 years ago
It has rained a lot, I mean a looooooot, in Virginia, this year. My rosemary seems to have a disease (photos below). Any advice would be appreciated. Is the entire plant a loss, sue to this problem, on about 15% of leaves?
Thank you.
-Trevor
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