grape vine disease?
matthewmc
12 years ago
Howdy, I could use some help with my several of my grape vines. I see patches of the burned looking shoots along with spotted brown leaves, it seems to jump to whatever is nearby. I'd love to know what I'm up against from the pictures.
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