Mine still have a few blooms on them, Marti ..... sounds as if you may have a problem with the big one.

Just went out look and the leaves on mine are still green on both the older branches and the new shoots at the ground. I am in San Antonio on the north of the city if that makes a difference. Didn't see much browning on the leaves at all.

Hi Marti, mine looks fine also and a couple of stray blooms

Both mine look fine north side of Canyon Lake......Trying to think of why yours is curling>>>>>???? Will think on it because nothing comes to mind at the moment.

Mine is still green and blooming too.

Did you get a recent cold wind blowing through? Or too much rain? Ours are blooming but they do have some brown and curling leaves, which they almost always seem to do after we get a cold front, or tons of rain like we had recently. Ours have new growth coming in too.
Tally HO!

Our blue vitex aren't blooming (they are the older ones) and the leaves are beginning to look "fallish". The white vitex are greener and one has buds on it (but it backs up to a brick wall).
We have had a LOT of rain, and cool night temperatures. That may be affecting our older vitex, and as beachplant said, your problem may be weather related, also.

We have had a ton of rain - probably over 20 inches in the last month. Maybe that's it, or it may be dying. I cut some suckers off yesterday & they were all green under the bark, even though the leaves are drying up.