Something “Wicked” this way comes. In the wildly popular musical-turned-movie primed for release this week, Elphaba — who later becomes the the Wicked Witch of the West — turns up to Shiz University ...

A little yellowing is normal on most plants during the growing season. When deciduous leaves turn yellow in autumn, the slowing down of the production of chlorophyll -- the green pigment plant cells ...

Chlorotic (a yellowing of the leaves) azaleas and rhododendron are a common sight in the Indiana landscape. The term chlorosis gets its name from the lack of chlorophyll, the pigment responsible for ...

From your description, it’s likely your tree is suffering from chlorosis, which is a yellowing of green leaves due to a lack of chlorophyll. Symptoms of chlorosis could appear in a few branches or the ...

While driving around town last week, I slowed suddenly and commented, “Sheesh, look at the awful iron chlorosis on that maple!” My wife, Mary, forever the optimist, felt the tree was “showy” with its ...

Q. Our silver maple has been hit with iron deficiency for the past two to three years. We have applied Sequestar iron around the base and around the tree to outskirts of the foliage. It now appears ...

Be on the lookout for chlorosis problems in your maple trees. Last year in mid-July a reader inquiry prompted me to look into an abundance of maple trees with yellow leaves. Careful inspection of some ...

Many trees and plants in Indiana suffer from iron deficiency, chlorsis, induced by high (alkaline) soil pH. A symptom from the iron deficiency is the leaf yellowing. Plants suffering from iron ...

Seedlings of Triticum aestivum L. and Secale cereale L. were grown in the presence of six different (five having different chemical structures) chlorosis-inducing herbicides: aminotriazole and its ...

This is a preview. Log in through your library . Abstract The effectiveness of foliar fertilization to re-green chlorotic leaves in iron-deficient pear trees has been studied. Trials were made to ...

It is always sad to lose a tree, anywhere, and especially here in Pueblo West. A tree is an investment of years, money, seasons of growth, water and effort. We lost a Red Maple this year to iron ...