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I planted four Rhododendron 'Cunningham's White' in the spring of 2004. They have all been moved twice (last time in the fall of 2007). In 2006, we had a borer problem, which we treated, and I have seen no further sign of insect castings or weak branches since.
Late this winter all four looked vigorous and healthy, but as spring has worn on, one began to look quite ill.
I'll post some pictures, including shots of her healthy sisters.
Note: In this shrub border, the sick plant is the one that gets the most sun (4-5 hours). The other three get filtered sunlight to full shade, but the sick plant looked great least year in exactly the same spot.
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