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Wed, Aug 25, 10 at 17:03
| This sun flower I got from a nursery kind of full grown, because I could not get any sun this summer to grow sunflowers. Now, we had a heat wave, it looked wilted, so I trimmed some of the leaves I found this. I now I have to dig it up and kill it, but what did I get so I can know better next time. |
Here is a link that might be useful: link to flickr with sunflower leaf
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| If the spots don't move, it looks like the fungus disease rust. If so, no overhead watering. And /or find a way to control the weather! |
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| "If the spots don't move..." LOL, good one, Jean! Here's a rust infected leaf for you to compare. Looks like the same thing to me, too. |
Here is a link that might be useful: click here
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- Posted by novice_2009 zone 6b (My Page) on Sat, Sep 4, 10 at 23:17
| Jean and rhizo, what would you recommend to treat rust on perrenials (other than no over-head watering)? |
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