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Sooty mold isn’t a disease. It’s a sign of an insect problem. Here's how to get rid of it.

theadvocate.com · 12h · first reportShare

As summer wears on, it’s not uncommon to spy a crape myrtle in the Louisiana landscape whose bark — and maybe even leaves — appears to have grown a powdery, black crust.