Any ideas what caused five Viburnum suspensum to die?
Here's the symptoms close-up and from a distance. Plants are in hedge with just one affected area, other plants are fine.
- Monocots (cabbage palm seedlings and grasses) were not affected. Brazilian pepper seedlings were fried also.
- The cambium is dead on these 5 plants, so they aren't going to come back easily.
- These are on a slope & mulch is less than 2 inches.
- No indication of heavy fertilizer applications.
- No obvious oily residue on mulch or ground.
- The row of Japanese ligustrum in the same bed, but on the backside had some minor symptoms, no big deal.
- Oak tree isn't affected.
All ideas appreciated. I'm guessing we will never find out, but can't resist the diagnostic quest!
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