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Bud drop on Holboellia
We've had a letter from a frequent visitor to the nursery who lives in
Wisbech. She says that some years ago they bought a Holboellia and that it's a vigorous and healthy plant. She couldn't remember the name but thought it was a jasmine and wrote to us asking for the ID. As a PS, she said that it forms buds beautifully but then they fall off. She thinks it's because of the cold but as it forms buds and the plant itself is unscathed, we suspect it's because it's too dry. But we wondered if anyone else in that area has experience of this problem with a Holboellia? I suppose it could be a late frost that's hitting it but again, the leaves appear not to be touched at all. We've suggested that she gives it a good drink in dry spells and particularly if it's in the rain shadow of the house. If anyone else living 'up there' has any experience of this, we'd love to hear about it. -- Sacha www.hillhousenursery.com South Devon www.helpforheroes.org.uk |
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