Three 3-year-old hollies show yellowing from the center. Owner asks if too much Holly-tone or water is the cause.
Evergreens routinely shed 3rd- and 4th-year inner foliage as new growth takes over photosynthesis. This is normal and requires no action.
If only inner leaves yellow and drop, it's normal. If outer, new growth yellows, investigate drainage, fertilizer rates, and disease signs.
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