
South-facing half of crown died after wet spring. No obvious damage or chemical exposure seen in photo.
Conduct a soil test (free via county Cooperative Extension). It will reveal pH, N-P-K, and possible iron issues (you added Ironite). Local garden centers can also direct you.
Soil test is the best diagnostic tool when visual clues are absent.
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