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Fungal problems with Crocosmia – In a cold wet spring as we are having at the moment Crocosmia can suffer from fungal disease which can cause the stems to turn black. The best treatment for this is to remove the effected stems and treat with sulphur powder.
This is a link to a supplier of sulphur powder
Tags: Tim Whitcombe
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