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Hi - I have a problem with my Salvia (nemerosa, I think ) 'May Night'. The previous owner planted it all over the place, with different exposures, likely different soils, etc. but they all look bad. The first thought that came to me is that they're chlorotic, but I would be surprised that *all* of them are, unless they're heavy feeders or something (I'm not known for my use of fertilizers). But if you're not familiar with the plant, the leaves are usually a uniform medium to dark green.
A neighbor suggested a fungus - if so, it's not living on the leaves, per ce - there's nothing to scrape off or anything.
Here's the pic, any help is greatly appreciated!
Sheryl
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