New black eyed Susan not doing well in part shade.

Plant wilting. Only “fail” this year! Leaves and flowers drooping 2 weeks after planting. Not in full sun.

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 08/28/2020 @ 11:27 pm

If you're not seeing powdery mildew on the plants, there are two possibilities that come to mind. Your plants like a neutral pH soil, so if you've fertilized them, it may be too rich for them. The other possibility is that they may be wanting more sun.

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