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Why are my viburnum leaves falling off?

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Viburnum leaves may fall off for several reasons, including drought stress, fungal diseases, and insect infestations. Overwatering can also cause leaves to drop, as well as poorly drained soil. Proper watering and fertilization, as well as pest and disease management, can help prevent excessive leaf drop.

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