Generally speaking a physiological disorder is a problem caused by something other than a pest or a disease. For instance, it might be that the plant is not getting enough nutrients or it might be getting too much water.
You will find that the weather always has a role to play and, despite your best efforts, too much or too little water or warmth can ruin the best laid plans. Don't despair! Most plants have a tremendous capacity to recover from adversity and even if they don't there is always next year.
Although we can't control the nutrients or weather in your garden we can help to inform you of what can go wrong and what to do to remedy the situation.
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If the roots of a plant are waterlogged its leaves will often wilt in just the same way as they do when the roots are drying out. In order not to make matters worse, ensure that you know why your plants are wilting before you water them!
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Hoar frost occurs on cold clear nights when ice crystals form on objects that have become colder than the surrounding air.
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49cm of rain fell - about 19 inches
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