A fungal leaf spot that hits photinia and Indian hawthorn hedges hard, causing spotting and leaf drop.

Small red or purple spots show up on leaves, then grow into gray-centered spots with red edges. In bad cases, heavily spotted leaves drop, leaving hedges thin and patchy.
Shows up from bud break through the wet spring months, then keeps spreading whenever summer rains keep leaves wet.
Common on red-tip photinia and Indian hawthorn hedges, and other related shrubs, especially when planted close together.

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