Spots on Blueberry leaves
9 years ago
what is going on with my recently planted blueberry bushes? I amended the clay soil with peat moss and soil conditioner. They were planted 7 days ago and are getting these red/brown spots on the leaves. Could this be a fungal problem? Thanks
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