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Jul 12, 2016 2:25 PM CST
Name: Dan
NE Ohio (Zone 6a)
Garden Photography Composter Dahlias Region: Ohio Region: Ukraine Enjoys or suffers cold winters
Thanks for the info, Geof! I thought the black edges might be from fungus. Most of what little rain we've received has been on the warm, humid evenings or nights. I know that isn't the best time for it. I have trimmed some off and seen improvement. I've read articles in agreement with what you say about the yellow veining possibly being a nutritional issue. I guess that's why some of the suppliers I've read about wait until well into summer before deciding to rip out a plant. I've had a few of these in the past that have lived and bloomed normally. If it is a virus, I wonder if it can spread from plant to plant without help, i.e. insects or cutting tools?

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