Quite often a lack of iron in the soil will turn tree leaves yellow. The tree is having a hard time getting enough basic elements to photosynthesize light into sugar to make it's food: glucose, so the leaves loose their chlorophyll. Try a product that releases iron slowly into the soil. I know that might sound counterproductive, but too much iron at once will be worse than none at all.
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Quite often a lack of iron in the soil will turn tree leaves yellow. The tree is having a hard time getting enough basic elements to photosynthesize light into sugar to make it's food: glucose, so the leaves loose their chlorophyll. Try a product that releases iron slowly into the soil. I know that might sound counterproductive, but too much iron at once will be worse than none at all.
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