Chlorosis is common in pin oak, river birch, silver maple and red maple cultivars and hybrids such as Autumn Blaze, Autumn Flame and October Glory. Other susceptible trees include crabapple ...

Many trees, shrubs, and other ornamental plantings in Indiana ... Iron (and manganese) deficiency results in leaf yellowing (chlorosis); over time, scorching of foliage, dieback and even death of the ...

Pin oak and river birch are trees that can suffer from iron chlorosis, a condition of yellow leaves due to a lack of sufficient iron in the plant. Iron is necessary for good plant health and soils ...

The bark is gray and smooth in young trees and may become flaky in older trees. Red maple, which is a popular ornamental and street tree selection ... Arboretum warns that red maple was display ...

giving the term iron chlorosis. Sometimes magnesium or manganese deficiencies are to blame. When trees or other plants are deficient in iron, the first noticeable symptom is yellowing, especially ...

This is sometimes caused by iron chlorosis and it occurs when the green ... low pH soils of 4.0 to 6.5. Examples of trees include arborvitae, pin oak, beech, birch, spruce, cherry, magnolia ...

Then I looked out over the valley behind the house and scattered here and there were yellow trees, apparently silver ... showed the telltale signs of iron chlorosis, a yellow leaf with dark ...

As you drive around the area and look at trees and shrubs ... For most plants, this is an indication of a nutrient deficiency. Chlorosis is a yellowing of normally green leaves due to a lack ...