Chlorosis, interveinal chlorosis, mildew

Discussion in 'Identification Area' started by ClematisDbee, Oct 19, 2024 at 11:54 AM.

  1. ClematisDbee

    ClematisDbee Gardener

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    Thankyou, @Goldenlily26, that is helpful to know.

    I have never seen chlorosis that bad before, with my own eyes. Hopefully I will have some (better) news to post on here soon.
     
  2. fairygirl

    fairygirl Total Gardener

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    Hope you get a satisfactory outcome @ClematisDbee . I know what you mean about reviews - of any kind, so it can be hard to know for sure about any supplier.

    I'm sure that one would recover well enough, but it isn't a good specimen for any nursery/outlet to send out so the cost is expensive, regardless of the actual amount. You should be able to plant out a healthy, well sized specimen, at this time of year and be sure it'll thrive.
     
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