I've read Levi's questions, and your responses; however, watering is not an issue w/my trees as we've had consistent/adequate rain all summer long, and the landscape is lush and green; a neighbor has a peach of similar size that looks very healthy. Unlike Levi, my 2 trees were grown from pits and now are about 2 yrs old, and about 3' tall. All the leaves, on both trees, are a consistent yellow, and have been for the entire growing season. The trees are planted at the edge of my garden, approx 5' from our lawn, which is treated by a lawn service, which makes me wonder if they are getting inadequate/inappropriate chemicals? Could the yellowing be caused by an iron deficiency?
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Check the leaves to see if they have green veins that you can see in them. This is the biggest indication of an iron deficiency in yellowing leaves. – Rob Aug 16 '18 at 22:06
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2pictures please – kevinskio Aug 17 '18 at 00:07
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This probably is a lack of minerals or fertilizer. Adding good ripe compost should help. Difficult to be sure without the pictures, though. – J. Chomel Aug 17 '18 at 05:44
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Who is Levi? You need to provide a link. – Graham Chiu Aug 17 '18 at 22:56