Frost damage, or something more sinister?

WillowBark · March 2021

Given the timing of it, which coincided with the two weeks of hard frost we had a few weeks ago, I'm almost a 100% sure that this is frost damage and not tulip fire disease, but just wanted to double check. What do people think?

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justflowers · March 2021

I think it's frost damage - one or two of mine look like this and they are the ones in more exposed positions in the garden. Hope so for both our sakes!!

Papi Jo · March 2021

Agree with frost damage.
PS.- No need to post 5 very similar pics!

WillowBark · March 2021

@justflowers Phew, the fact that we both have it reassures me! Thanks x

WillowBark · March 2021

@Papi Jo Very good to know, thank you for the reassurance x And fair point - as a newbie gardener I just figured the more evidence the better! Will try to be more restrained in future.

Frost damage, or something more sinister?

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