i have a coast redwood that got frosted last fall, but was looking ok untul
recently. Now, new growth has slowed and it is looking decidedly unhealthy.
Any ideas?? Rodger Kessler
Rodger Kessler Ph.D.
Fletcher Allen Healthcare
Berlin Family Health
Central Vermont Medical Center

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In a message dated 7/22/2004 1:36:55 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
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I have a coast redwood that got frosted last fall, but was looking OK until
recently. Now, new growth has slowed and it is looking decidedly unhealthy.
Any ideas?? Rodger Kessler

Rodger

I don't grow these but a couple of suggestions/ideas.

1. I don't think a "frost" would hurt a redwood.

2. This time of year growth will slow on many species, kind
of a summer break, especially if it has been warm/hot.

3. Tell us how you are keeping the tree, where located,
container, size, watering, fertilizer, etc.


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