I have a six year old Hydrangea that up until this year has been healthy. It is from Endless Summer. I'm in zone 6a.
I noticed in the last week or two that it has a blackish brown spot. It starts at the edges.
I'm not sure if it's a bug (I found a small black and green beetle on it today) Or a mildew or fungus. At first I thought fungus but now I'm leaning toward insects since it's not powdery or noticeably mildewy.
Help! Please. What's happening and how can I stop it?
Hydrangea disease or bugs?
Did you look at the underside of the leaves? That's where most (common) insects will be found. We have had so much rain this spring that I have seen more insects on my tropical plants' leaves than I have ever seen before. Most have been mealy bugs and white flies but these insects are never found on the top of the leaves.
Ken
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