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.It is not possible therefore to correct Manganese deficiency with Magnesium Sulphate or Epsom Salts. Epsom salts provide magnesium not manganese (two entirely different elements)

tend to have blue-, yellow- or purple-tinted foliage and a poor crop. Without phosphorous, which aids strong roots and shoots, leaves tend to be small and discoloured. The most common trace element deficiencies are manganese and iron, which cause

Last year my rose bushes developed yellow spots instead of blackspot. Any ideas anyone Here is a site with some photos of rose diseases. Or could it be a nutrient deficiency? Are they well fed? http://www.huntingtonbotanical.org/Rose/resources/springinthegarden.htm

Learn how to care for peonies with Chris Beardshaw's video guide, including advice on how to spot and deal with peony wilt and nutrient deficiency.summerMore advice on growing flowersDealing with peony wiltGrowing lupins video projectPlanting out

for summerVideo guide to growing summer-fruiting raspberriesHow to deal with raspberry nutrient deficiencyPlant profiles of raspberry varieties

raspberriesEnjoy a long raspberry seasonTreating grey mould on soft fruitsDealing with raspberry nutrient deficiency

-magnesium carbonate to the soil in autumn or winter to remedy the deficiency for next year.potatoes, apples, cherries, grape vines, tomatoes, camellias, rhododendronssummer, autumn, winterMore common plant problemsCanna virusRaspberry nutrient deficiencyHollyhock rust

I have a evergreen clematis, that flowers in the winter, but it is rapidly going yellow, I have looked at the tips and they are still green. Can I rescue it ? What is wrong? We've had such a lot of rain this year that maybe nutrients have been

't looking as healthy - they have lots of leafs with brown tinges on the ends and holes that look like some sort of slug damage...??? Does anyone know what is wrong with them?  Is this perhaps a result of too much water/too little water or perhaps deficient

slightly chlorotic as well - could this be a nutrient deficiency (although this was a multi purpose compost so I can't see how!)? Some other tomato seeds I sowed after I transplanted the others and left in my propagator for longer have overtaken