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Q&A – Why do my hydrangeas look like this?

Question:
Why do my hydrangeas look like this?
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Answer:

In the fall hydrangeas are often affected by leaf spots. University of Memphis Director of Landscape Joellen Dimond says the plant in the picture does not look that bad. Collect the deceased leaves when they die and throw them away. This will help control the disease next year.
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