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Old 11-08-2005, 03:28 PM
Kate Morgan
 
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Default how to tell the age of a shrub ?

I have in my garden a Viburnum, it was in the garden when we bought the
house 7 years ago but it is much older than that It stands about 14/15
ft. high, the main trunk is about 12" and then it splits into two and
they both are 14" round. The reason I am asking is because this morning
I noticed that it is not looking at all well, the leaves are limp with a
slight curl down the edge, I have looked for bugs and/or disease but can
find nothing so it leads me to the decision that perhaps it has just
reached the natural end of its life.
Is there anything else I can look for?

kate
 
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