Iron Chlorosis: Why Leaves Turn Yellow With Green Veins
The soil often has plenty of iron, but the plant can't take it up. That's why a soil test comes before any product, and why some fixes barely last a season.
The soil often has plenty of iron, but the plant can't take it up. That's why a soil test comes before any product, and why some fixes barely last a season.
A pale, even lawn and a blotchy one have different problems. Start with where the yellow shows up, then test the soil before you fertilize.
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