you can save them for firewood - I guess really as kindling.

Other than that once it has the munge there is no cure...

nelly steven hollies
wax myrtles

are some suggestions
"Baine Carruthers" wrote in message
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I agree with CG. It's costly and requires time, money, and skill on your
part (unless you hire it done).
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Baine

"Larry Mormino" wrote in message
link.net...
Is there any practical way to save a red top from the blight? I have one
in
the yard and it is looking bad. Larry