Climbing Hydrangea--Wilting leaves
9 years ago
I have several climbing hydrangeas planted on my deck in New York City. They are in 2x6 foot planters and have been growing well for the past 3-4 years. I have had problems with scale through the years but I'm seeing no scale this spring yet. But one plant has leaves with very strange wrinkling/wilting that I have not seen. Photo attached. Any advice is much appreciated.
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