See this article:

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A great way to help cure this is Ferromec

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"Donna Maroni" wrote in message
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See this article:

http://findarticles.com/p/articles/m...90/ai_13808731

A great way to help cure this is Ferromec

http://www.pbigordon.com/professional/page.php?id=284

Based on local soil conditions I very much doubt that the soil is iron
poor. However, anything is possible.

Based on local soil conditions I very much doubt that the soil is iron
poor. However, anything is possible.

It certainly is. Giving a yellowed gardenia a shot of Ferromec has worked
several times for me, so it is worth giving it a try.

Here's more specific info on yellowed leaves:

"You often see gardenias with pale green and yellow leaves and this is due
to a nutrient deficiency (yellow leaves with green veins - magnesium
deficiency), (green leaves with yellow veins - iron deficiency). This
doesn't mean that the soil doesn't contain these nutrients, it means that
they are locked up in the soil and plant roots cannot access them."

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