Spot anthracnose is caused by a fungus. It is a common disease of flowering dogwood trees. (Fungus > Elsinoe corni) Here is a little video.
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Our dogwood tree is losing its leaves right now and though I don’t see any evidence of the spots shown on this video, wonder if antranose could be the problem. The leaves turn darn and eventually fall.
Please take the following a pictures and email them to Jesse. He is our Board Certified Master Arborist.
His email is at the bottom of this post.
1) He needs a picture of the tree branches closeup.
2) a picture of the leaves on the ground near the base of the tree.
3) a picture of the lower trunk of the tree.
4) a closeup of several leaves next to each other on the concrete or hood of your car.
He will call you to discuss his thoughts and set an appointment.
jesse@onebark.com
I hope this helps.
Thanks
William Lombardo