Front (afternoon sun) and back (morning sun) Knockouts. 8 weeks great, then yellow leaves (worse in back). No fertilizer since planting. Watered faithfully 2 weeks, then weeks of rain, then week of sun. Yellow leaves appeared with sun return.
2-3 weeks: new green growth, return to normal. Don't worry.
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