Root zone also needs to stay cool.

Test the pH several places in the soil. It looks to be suffering chlorosis, perhaps due to a ph above, say, 6, or iron deficiency. Maybe take it for inspection by your county ag agent?

Thank You for your tips . I moved it from the pot to the ground . I could see that it didn’t like the pot at all . So now it has been some days in the ground and it looks a bit happier . I will test the pH soil this week. Here it is an old picture of when I planted on the ground .

Regards

alex

I would remove all the grass between plants and add shredded wood mulch. This will make maintenance easier, especially if you put in edging to prevent the grass from growing back near the plants. It’s also better for the plants to not have to compete with grass.

Suggestions on ways to edge a bed.

Seems a good move. Pots are fine for many plants. Fussy ones don't like the inherent daily cycling of the soil temperature and the occasional forgetting to water or an over-watering. Good luck.