Judd Viburnum help
10 years ago
Planted this Judd late spring. It is in patrial shade, the hosta and hydrangea planted next to it at the same time are doing fine. Should be getting a good amount of water as well. For the past 1-2 weeks the leaves have been turning brown and curling from their end and falling off. Is this fungal, or is it a water/heat issue? Outside Chicago, weather has been pretty hot off and on.
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