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ID this small reviving conifer, please?
Hi.
When we moved in to this house a year ago we found the previous owners had discarded this potted conifer over the back fence. It had one or two signs of life on it so while we got on with other things we put it in a shaded part of the garden and have kept it well watered over the last 12 months. About two months ago it had hardly any needles on it, so I put a good sprinkling of iron sulphate above the roots & kept watering. Now it has a reasonable showing of blue-grey needles in tiny individual clusters on several branches, none on others. Can anyone tell me what it is? And can anyone tell me if this is its natural state, i.e. just little clusters of needles at the end of stalks, but no general overall coverage. http://s246.photobucket.com/albums/g...ingconifer.jpg Please ignore the cluster of blue grass just to the right - it gives the impression of good growth in the conifer in that area! Thanks. Eddy. |
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