Will do! :-). I've been watering deeply every day...today heating up to 33/91F. I watered at base. Would love to sprinkle all over but not in this heat. I usually trim off if edges aren't too bad. The last place possible to move her would be on west side... not this year though. Damage concentrated on centre leaves and on lower right side. You can see sun shining on leaves and also on QOTS. Sorry about the poop show. You know, it could always be worse...this is not so bad really...? considering she was moved just a month ago.

I just finished looking at my own FW pics and I agree that the mound doesn't look quite right. FW's leaves are a lot bigger even when young and they are a bit more convex. I also think it could be a Wide Brim - looks a lot like my own WB.

Good idea, Kay! I moved mine last spring away from house foundation/ under deck to try and eliminate or decrease the amount of spring desiccation. It is doing super this spring and as of a day or so ago, it shows very minor blemishes in one or two leaves. It seems not to have minded the move - the clump and leaves are as large as last year and may even be larger. I will measure the largest leaf just out of curiosity and compare to the Library stats. Whenever we get temps early (before onset of summer) in the 30's, it's a given my oldest FW will blemish somewhat. Being more in the shade now, and getting plenty of cooling breezes in the more open but shaded space has helped a fair bit. It seems taller this year. The old girl remains a treasured beauty in my garden. Funny, they brought along an alternative, Olive Bailey Langdon but it is not foolproof here. A couple of spots on it but doesn't really detract from its looks. I will scissor/trim where I can a bit later. :-) Maybe later you might post an updated pic and so shall I? I have been experimenting with FW for a few years now and my premise is that age and location, specific location, have an impact on how much/if any desiccation this plant suffers. This, the subsequent year after a move, will tell me more. Here's a peek at the oldest FW of mine from the weekend...too bad the honeysuckle confetti detracts (but smelled heavenly). Lots of leaves still to stretch out but she sure has settled nicely in there.

pebbling.. or corrugation.. is one of the last signs of maturity .... this plant takes 5 to 7 years to mature fully ... whatever yours is ..its not mature ... its squat [check planting depth] .... flat ... leaves are longer that leaf length .... its either too deep... to get the proper leaf to petiole length ... or its going to explode next year ... its like its a gangly teen ... lol .. ken ps: 9 out of ten FWs are carp plants ... this one is so much better.. that it makes me want to spit .... ???? ... if it is FW ... fine... but dont move it out if it isnt.. to plant a FW there ... of course.. you are in MN ... where they can grow nice FWs ...