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Newbie question - perennial problem.
I bought a new house late last fall - the old one had pavement and grass,
this one has plants that grow and apparently thrive. I'm just now getting to figuring out what the heck we have in the yard. One perennial isn't looking good. Here are some pictures http://www.members.shaw.ca/r262/Picture%20001.jpg http://www.members.shaw.ca/r262/Picture%20002.jpg http://www.members.shaw.ca/r262/Picture%20004.jpg A full shot, and a couple of closeups. I'm guessing drought damage - we had a hot dry summer with incredible moisture problems (watering bans, showering bans, etc) and I can't vouch for how much the plant was watered during the summer, after we bought but before we took possession of the house. So on one side, nice and green, on the other brown and brittle. What is the recommended course of action to repair this? I'm game for anything - in a learning mode. BTW, this bush/tree/shrub has a name, which is...? -- Lorne Sundby |
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