Growing Problem: Leaf Spots?!
10 years ago
Hi All! Could someone please look at my picture below to help me identify this type of leaf spot and if there's anything I can do to stop it from spreading? The bush/plant itself is really healthy but the look of the lea
ves with all these spots are hideous. And I have a tomato plant growing next to it and don't want the disease to jump over. Thanks in advance!
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