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Squash leaves turning yellow

July 15, 2016 By Don Leave a Comment

Question from Angela

I am having trouble with my squash plants. The leaves are turning yellow and the squash are going bad before they get more than 3-4 inches long. Someone mentioned it might be a vine bore. How can I get rid of it and is there any chance of saving my plant?
Thanks

Answer from Master Gardener Bob

There are several possible reasons for your leaves turning yellow.  Please click on the following links which will give you three possible answers from different sources.  Good luck.

Yellow squash leaves 1

Yellow squash leaves 2

Yellow squash leaves 3

 

 

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