By Spritzhenry
West Somerset, England
My elderly friend has an ailing Hemerocallis in her garden. I promised to ask the experts on GoY to see if anyone could suggest a remedy! The plant has a number of yellowing leaves...but is flowering normally. Could it be a trace element deficiency, or a result of the weather perhaps?
Thanks in advance.
On plant
Hemerocallis
- 4 Jul, 2012
Answers
Might be a bit of rust due to the weather. These plants in my experience are pretty much trouble free so I wouldn't worry too much unless the whole plant starts to be ailing.
4 Jul, 2012
Her daughter wondered if it was 'stressed' because of the weather.
Thanks, Sbg - I'll suggest that to her. :-)
4 Jul, 2012
I have just bought one from the garden centre it had a few leaves exactly the same, I just broke them off. Let's hope these plants recover.
4 Jul, 2012
I do hope so - Eva has a lovely garden, and enjoys her plants.
4 Jul, 2012
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mineral deficencies tend to show as mottled leaves and on nearly all the plant but it wouldnt hurt to give it a feed, or even just some epsom salts teaspoon in about 1/2 gallon.
so really what i am saying is 'i dont know'
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