Hi toni!!!! I think you are right! I have been noticing the leaves looking limp on the cordy, and it never occured to me to check for mites!!!! I thought they were like that because of a transplant 2 weeks ago..Shoot, I will look tommorrow..Thankyou All of the plants were aquired all over the place through the years....Some at Logees, and some at Mahonies, even some at Home Depot..Yup. Home Depot..lol. Of course the ones that I wanted to save...;lol My last visit to Logees aquired me a couple of camellia plants and a blood orange about 5 inches high and already in bloom..Also meeting a couple of nice garden forum members.. Wish you could see this place..I owe you some pics and need to ask you for a few suggestions later.. Thankyou for you compliment, it means alot coming from you..:-) Hugs, Mike

It looks like a "Roundup" baby to me. Anybody been spraying a herbicide around, even a slight drift of the stuff will cause this type of damage.

LOL - I just happen to grow this one. Like any addict, I try to know my fix - tropicals, but don't come close to knowing all - Margaret is much more knowlegable than me.

Maybe it is one of the Campsis species? I have a few, and some of them have leaves that match your description. Here is a link that might be useful: Some Campsis species listed here.