Blackened leaves, especially in wet soil, indicate root rot—roots suffocate from lack of oxygen.
Incorporate compost, aged manure, shredded leaves, peat moss, or grass clippings to raise the bed and improve aeration.
Build raised beds or mound soil. Amend annually to maintain structure.
Consider moisture-tolerant perennials like Siberian iris, Ligularia, or swamp milkweed.
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