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Yellow hydrangea leaves indicate iron chlorosis

Yellow leaves on plants are called 'chlorotic' and indicate iron deficiency, which is a common issue.
Iron deficiency chlorosis can be triggered by moisture issues, winter injury, or environmental conditions.
To treat this, apply an iron product following label directions, available at local garden centers.
Hydrangeas require ammonium sulfate fertilizer, which they respond to well, for healthy growth next season.

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Yellow hydrangea leaves indicate iron chlorosis

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Inforum broke the news in Fargo, United States 1 day ago on Saturday, August 23, 2025.

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