Hello Phoebe,
Yellowing after winter is often just cold-wind scorch. Wait for warmer weather—if new growth emerges green, the plants are fine. Coffee grounds are a mild, safe fertilizer and didn't cause the issue.
If yellowing persists into the growing season, check for root rot (poor drainage), voles, or nematodes, and let me know.
Gill
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