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I have some spring woodlanders that are going brown and, but I don't know if it's because they're ephemeral and going dormant or the heat. They are woodland poppy, jack in the pulpit and woodland phlox, all pictured. I've been watering them, but don't know if that is correct or not. Can someone help?
I also have spring woodlanders that still have nice leaves, such as bleeding heart. I am watering those, too. Is that correct?
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