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10-06-2003, 11:20 PM
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Berberis Beyond Repair?
Hi,
I have a couple of small (2'x2') berberis (crimson?) that appear to have been hit hard by the winter here in NY NY. They've grown nicely for a few years. Currently, though, only about 1/4t of one and 1/8th of the other have folliage. They are mostly twigs. Is there any hope of repairing these? If not I can go ahead and pull them out now and use the space. If so how? Thanks, Bennett Zone 6a |
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11-06-2003, 01:56 PM
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Berberis Beyond Repair?
Bennett wrote: Hi, I have a couple of small (2'x2') berberis (crimson?) that appear to have been hit hard by the winter here in NY NY. They've grown nicely for a few years. Currently, though, only about 1/4t of one and 1/8th of the other have folliage. They are mostly twigs. Is there any hope of repairing these? If not I can go ahead and pull them out now and use the space. If so how? Already asked and answered. Check your previous post and the response. |
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12-06-2003, 02:08 AM
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Berberis Beyond Repair?
My newserver (mindspring) is acting out. Sorry for the repeat. I'll check
Google groups Already asked and answered. Check your previous post and the response. |
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