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Honeysuckle
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| Yourgarden.com's Specialist - Marian |
When your honeysuckel (Lonicera) leaves turn yellow, then brown and eventually crispy you may have the fungal disease mildew (Erysiphaceae). A dry summer followed by a dry spring means the plants have less chances to get mildew. The best place (less chance for mildew) for the Lonicera is standing in a sheltered place and in nutritious ground. New these days are products on the base of natural fatty acids and sulphur that are safe for animals. |
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