Excess water depletes nutrients and causes yellowing. Ensure 1.5–2 inches per week total. Improve drainage in clay soil with organic matter.
Likely a fungal disease. Apply synthetic or organic fungicide (garden center) per label. Should improve in 7–10 days.
Milk/baking soda sprays have some merit, but targeted fungicides are more reliable.
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