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Too rainy in Ohio

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Posted by nosambos 5b (My Page) on
Fri, May 23, 08 at 11:26

I'm in Cleveland. April was rather dry but May has been wetter than usual. The plants in my native area are looking a bit yellowed and the random milkweed popping up is extremely chlorotic. Have any other locals noticed this? I guess the solution is dousing the area with Miracid fertilizer with iron. Any other suggestions?

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RE: Too rainy in Ohio

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I'm in NY not OH but our April rains came in May instead. I would not be too quick to fertilize natives. This too shall pass. Keep weeding to let in light and air.

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