Brown leaves on speedwell?
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Douglas Hunt on Jul 27, 2014Three weeks is not long enough for a plant to settle in, so that could be the issue, and so could the way it was planted. I don't know how much you're watering, but you need to keep the soil moist, not wet, for newly planted perennials, until you start to see them produce new foliage on their own.Helpful Reply
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Jill R. Wright on Jul 27, 2014@Douglas Hunt thank you for your help. If I'm understanding correctly, I should continue watering, keeping the soil moist, and give them more time to establish. Thanks again for taking the time to answer!Helpful Reply
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