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Old 13-02-2011, 01:49 PM
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Default Is my Ceanothus dead?

I have had my evergreen Ceanothus for 6 years and it has been thriving. This year however the leaves are all completely brown. Has the really bad frosts (-10) killed it? Should I cut it back to see if it shoots or should I leave it?

Is there anyway I can tell if it is completly dead and need to dig it up?

Any advise appreciated.
 
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