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Disease?

15 years ago

What is wrong with my hellebores? I planted these two years ago and the leaves just continue to have these brown edges/spots. Can someone identify and tell me if there is anything I can do? These are actually some of the better looking leaves. I just finished cutting out all of the really bad ones.

Thanks, Chris

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claysoil
13 years ago
Are they just old leaves? Every spring you have to cut off the previous year's leaves and dispose of them. It is best to get them off of the property rather than add them to a compost pile.
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