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Wisteria+rabbits!!
Can anyone advise me on this-my beloved wisteria which is 5 years old and
about 1 inch diameter at the base, has had its bark removed by a rabbit. The bark hasn't been totally removed, and now has a tree guard around it. Can I buy anything to heal the wound??Will it be OK?? Some nutrient feed ?? -- Regards, Stu Devereux. Fax no. 08701339568 (Outside UK fax 448701339568) E-mail. |
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Wisteria+rabbits!!
"Stewart Devereux" wrote in message ... Can anyone advise me on this-my beloved wisteria which is 5 years old and about 1 inch diameter at the base, has had its bark removed by a rabbit. The bark hasn't been totally removed, and now has a tree guard around it. Can I buy anything to heal the wound??Will it be OK?? Some nutrient feed ?? -- Regards, Stu Devereux. Fax no. 08701339568 (Outside UK fax 448701339568) E-mail. Should heal fine on its own they are very tough, may also send shoots from below the damage which should be ok even if its grafted because wisteria are normally nurse grafted (only the seedlings roots are used) I hear rabbit pie is very good! -- Charlie, gardening in Cornwall. http://www.roselandhouse.co.uk Holders of National Plant Collection of Clematis viticella (cvs) |
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