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john anderson starts with ...
The leaves on my citrus are yellow rather than green.
Time: 21st June 2007 4:15pm
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Paul Cassidy says...
Go to http://www.abc.net.au/gardening/stories/s1946221.htm
(copy the above link into your browsers adress bar)
It has a section on Peter Cundall looking at a lemon tree with yellow leaves and his solution.
Regards,
Paul
Time: 21st June 2007 6:41pm
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Kath says...
This could be the winter yellows. The nutrients are pulled back into the tree in winter. If it is yellow in the growing season it is a sign of a lack of nutrients. Fertilizing your tree now in winter will not help and you should wait for the weather to warm up before feeding your tree.
Time: 22nd June 2007 8:47am
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Michelle says...
Adding well rotted cow manure works a treat.Just add it around the drip line and water in well.
Time: 18th September 2007 12:55am
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