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during the fall we see lots of leaf spots popping up on our plant foliage and you know it looks pretty threatening itamp;#39;s probably a fungus and itamp;#39;s also the topic of our two-minute piss you know I have a whole collection of plant material here I hate to tell you but it came from my yard but why donamp;#39;t you start with number one down there great I didnamp;#39;t think youamp;#39;d admit that these came for me but this is this is a crape myrtle and youamp;#39;ll see right here on the leaves this is something called circus for a leaf spot and really we donamp;#39;t really do anything about it itamp;#39;s not that big of a problem it does look you know unaesthetic ly pleasing but otherwise we just kind of leave it a lot and the plants are gonna start dropping their leaves pretty soon so itamp;#39;s not a real problem I have one here on the sweetgum look at that doesnamp;#39;t it make the leaves look terrible there I call a star spot itamp;#39;s probably
