Jack Schmidling wrote:
My first reaction to seeing this was bird poop.

Upon closer examination, it is the true color of the leaves of this
VERY white clover.

There a few other similar cases in the general area where these are.

I suspect some sort of fungus but would appreciate it if someone could
identify it.

js


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some virus diseases could do that. They are sometimes encouraged by
tulip growers to make their plants more interesting.

Jerry
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