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daylily77
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Hi everyone. My Snow Lady Shasta Daisies seem to have really limp, floppy leaves. I noticed this when picking out the dead leaves from them today. Does anyone know what causes this, or what I can do to fix it? Thanks a lot!
Posts: 118 | From: Mi - Zone 5b/6 | Registered: Jul 2006  |  Logged: 68.42.233.123
TulsaRose
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Too much or not enough water? If they are in all-day full sun, they can get limp as wet washrags if not getting sufficient moisture. [Wink]

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daylily77
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Thanks! I was trying not to water them too much because I have clay soil, but maybe I wasn't watering them enough instead! It's so hard to know how often to water with my clay soil. Thanks again! You are always very helpful in answering my questions.
Posts: 118 | From: Mi - Zone 5b/6 | Registered: Jul 2006  |  Logged: 68.42.233.123
   

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