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gwenn_laubach_alvarez

Echinacea and Pineapple Sage

10 years ago

Hi,
I'm in a zone 9 in the maritime northwest. I planted Echinacea and Pineapple Sage with Mexican marigolds in large pots on a south facing terrace, on June 28.
The Pineapple Sage started dying all of a sudden on July 18, now the Echinacea is dying off too.
I have drip irrigation on the plantings.
Any thoughts?

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