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Hollyhock rust on hollyhock leaf

Hollyhock rust

Hollyhocks can be disfigured by unsightly rust fungus. Learn how to identify the problem and apply chemical or organic methods of control.

Treating hollyhock rust

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Hedge bindweed

Climbing weed that suffocates other plants.
Hollyhock rust

Rust-coloured spots on hollyhocks and mallow.
Iris leaf spot

Brown blotches on leaves of irises.
Japanese knotweed

Tall rampant weed that can smother plants.
Leaf miner fly

Beige-coloured wiggly lines on leaves of plants.
Leaf-cutter bees

Round notches 'cut' from plant leaves, especially roses.
Leafhopper

Yellow to whitish mottling of upper surface of leaves.
Leatherjackets

Yellow or dead patches of grass. Also affects brassicas.

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