Hello. I’m writing about an issue with a boxwood shrub. I think I have “loved it to death.” Its leaves are paler than my other boxwoods, and there are very large sections of burned out/dead branches. As background, this boxwood was treated with imidacloprid in early April for leaf miners; transplanted in late April; and thinned and sheared in late May. I sprayed it and my other boxwoods with insecticidal soap (and a light dilution of neem once) to combat mites every week to 10 days through early June. In late June my husband sprayed it with a fungicide (Cleary 3336) that he was using on the lawn (and in the lawn concentration, not ornamental plant concentration). It started showing signs of yellowing in mid-June, and really started going downhill in early July. I’m wondering if this boxwood is a goner. I’m kind of hoping it is a burn from the fungicide and heat stress, but am worried about blight spreading to my other boxwoods. I’ve attached some photos. You can see black spots on some of the dead leaves. (FYI, the imidacloprid was applied without my consent, and we don’t normally use a fungicide on the lawn but we had a severe outbreak of anthracnose last year. I try to avoid pesticides other than soap and neem, and potassium bicarbonate or milk for powdery mildew). Thanks!