Viewing post #2321916 by Minyatur

We recently got hit with tropical storm Isaias and received quite a bit of damage/power lost in the area. One of the things that Isaias brought was salt spray from the ocean that covered the entire area. The trees that were not uprooted during the storm are now turning brown from all the salt. All of my peonies are starting to curl their leaves and showing signs of burning on their leaves. Would it be better to rinse off the leaves with a lot of water and let the salt go into the soil (could that potentially shock the roots?) or would it be better to remove the leaves at this point?