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Re: Leaves turning brown/black

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I am having a similiar problem - In the beds I made this year I am using a 
mix I bought from a local landscape supply.  It is said to contain organic 
compost, mushroom compost, sand, and coco bark husk.  All the things I sowed 
directly are doing fine, but the things that I transplanted, some are turning 
yellowish and those of the cabbage family the leaves are turning redddish.  
Any idea what is happening?

John
Aloha, OR
Zone 8 

In a message dated 5/17/00 8:55:32 PM Pacific Daylight Time, lisajc@home.com 
writes:

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 Has anyone ever had their plants' leaves turn dark brown/black? I helped
 plant someone's raised beds 2 weeks(they used potting soil and compost
 from WalMart, peat moss & vermiculite) and now the peppers, tomatoes,
 pansies and Shasta daisies are all getting dark brown and black leaves.
 The peas and green beans, as well as the assorted herbs seem to be okay.
 
 Any ideas on what's happening here?
 
 TIA,
 Lisa
 Zone 6 - Mid Tennessee
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