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14-09-2003, 05:04 AM
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Cedar Elm leaves dry and orange
It appears some of the leaves on my cedar elm are "rusting". Slowly turning
orange and almost drying out/crispy. I think I may have fertilized too much. The leaves are NOT yellowing, but rather, getting rust colored. Any ideas? |
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