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i have a red wood type bush of which the  new leaves turn red when new  at the moment there are a few leaves with black spots on how do i cure this problem  yours john h2 If the plant you describe is a red robin ( Photinia ), black spot quite a

are then infected, they too eventually turn yellow and drop. If not dealt with, the plant will weaken.Rose black spot is very similar and can be dealt with in the same way.Leaves are marked with purple or brownish-black spots, then turn yellow and fall. Smaller

I just planted my first rose plan (tea hybrid)t 2 weeks ago. Not long after that, I discovered the leaves were getting black spots. I sprayed some 'Rose Clear Ultra' a week ago. Now, a week later, more leaves are having black spots. What shall I do

Does anybody out there have a definitive answer to black spot? I've tried all the usual sprays and solutions, and I clear dead leaves around the base of plants, and refresh the soil, but the dreaded spots eventually start appearing. The roses

can i do  and will it return to its beautiful former green ? I replied earlier but it doesn't seem to have worked. We are trying coffee grounds around roses to treat black spot as recommended by someone at Ryton organic. They also said that feeding

Good morning all, There is finally a solution to removing these dreaded black spots from your patio. At Patio Black Spot Removal Co. LTD we have over 25years of experience in Stone Masonary and Stone Restoration. Due to recieving a huge amount

Hi, could anyone please tell me what is wrong with my red robin bush. the green leaves all have this black spot on them.I have had the bush for two and a half years and this is the first time that this has happened. I am a novice Gardener and dont

Hi can anyone help me last year i planted hedges in the garden but this year they seem to be getting covered in black edges on the leaves it looks like it has some sort of disease any ideas What hedge plants are they? i think that they are

Please somebody help! About a month ago I planted a lovely healthy heuchera 'lime marmalade', at the front of a shady flowerbed where it is in sun for about 3 hours a day but shade the rest of the time. It has now developed blackish spots all over

that black spots are forming on the underside of the leaves, which are eating right through to the surface side and forming holes. I think this is the wrong colour for the Blister Fungus. Any ideas on what it is, whether it will effect my crop and if so how