any chance of pictures?

I just cut off all the damaged leaves yesterday and didn't think to take a picture :( I am sure more will show up and I will take a picture then. Do you have suggestions on treatment?

Please don't pass judgement...I am desperately trying to solve this problem and dug through my trash to find the diseased parts I cut off. Here is a link to some pictures. Please let me know if it does not work as this is my first time posting pictures. Thanks for your help.

Here is a link that might be useful: pictures of leaves

Not a disease. Instead environmental stress. Likely ran short of water, or it was windy and the roots couldn't keep up with what the top needed.

I really don't think it was due to a short of water. This all started from over a week straight of rain. Since the rain has stopped they are watered twice a week while the temps are cool and it is increased when the summer temps increase. I thank you for trying to help but I am really doubtful it is from a lack of water.

Well, I'll still go with water stress. In water stress, the tissues farthest from the veins collapse & die. That's what your plant shows.

It goes like this:
- Overly wet roots are damaged by excess water.
- Once that happens, the roots can't keep up with the top's demands.
- Cells farthest from the veins collapse and die, creating the tan areas as shown on your leaves.

I didn't mention it before, but thanks for posting the images.

In any event, stick with an environmental cause because it's definitely not disease.

Thanks Jean. I will try to be a little more patient and see if it stops as things dry out. I just don't want to go too far into the season and then wish I got rid of these plants while I had time. If it continues I will take pictures on the actual plant and repost. Go figure...it rained today. Not enough to actually help water anything, but enough to make foliage wet. Just lovely.