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here's another one.

10 years ago

the whole plan isnt dying on this one it's just the under part.

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edweather USDA 9a, HZ 9, Sunset 28
10 years ago
Yeah, kind of the same as the other one. They will wilt from the bottom up. Assuming that they are getting enough water, I would remove the affected leaves and spray with your fungicide of choice. I use Daconil.
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