Reviewed by Kathleen Miller Monstera leaves turning yellow can signal issues with your Monstera deliciosa, a popular ...

The oleander is one of the most popular Mediterranean potted plants–but when its evergreen leaves suddenly turn yellow, many hobby gardeners become concerned. What causes these discolorations?

Sometimes, yellow leaves are simply a natural part of your plant’s lifecycle, especially as it matures or responds to seasonal changes. Just like us, plants undergo growth phases, and older ...

Begonias that don't receive sufficient sunlight may develop yellow leaves because they're not able to photosynthesize as much ...

The Pot A common, though unexpected, culprit of yellowing leaves is often the pot your tree is in. Trees growing in a planter as opposed to in the ground may feel restricted, leading to yellow leaves.

Yellowing rose leaves? Don’t panic! Learn these five simple things you can do to fix yellow rose leaves and keep your garden blooming.

If the temperature is too low, there is a possibility of your leaves turning yellow. High temperatures are a sign of extreme heat which causes the plants to turn yellow and wilt.

IF GARDENERS have seen their tomato plant leaves turning yellow, they may be anxious to know why. Gardening experts have shared the 'most common reason' for this and the 'most obvious' way to ...

Put simply, spotting yellow leaves on plants is a signal that they need extra help. The condition is known as chlorosis, and it occurs when something within the plant interferes with its natural ...

Yellow leaves can be caused by several pests and diseases, such as aphids, spider mites, mealybugs, and scales. "These invaders feed on plant tissues or disrupt their normal functioning, leading ...