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Choisya Failure
We moved 3 four year old Choisya last winter to 2 different beds. They were
fine when they were dug out of the ground. By spring they were already looking somewhat droopy despite all the rain. Now all the shrubs hsve sickly looking leaves and growth has been minimal. They havem'y died yet but look that they could go anytime soon. I am thinking of ditching all 3, but has anyone successfully transplanted Choisya or had similar expereience to mine? |
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Choisya Failure
On 11/06/2014 14:09, FrankB wrote:
We moved 3 four year old Choisya last winter to 2 different beds. They were fine when they were dug out of the ground. By spring they were already looking somewhat droopy despite all the rain. Now all the shrubs hsve sickly looking leaves and growth has been minimal. They havem'y died yet but look that they could go anytime soon. I am thinking of ditching all 3, but has anyone successfully transplanted Choisya or had similar expereience to mine? Did you cut them back when you moved them? |
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Choisya Failure
On 11/06/2014 14:09, FrankB wrote:
We moved 3 four year old Choisya last winter to 2 different beds. They were fine when they were dug out of the ground. By spring they were already looking somewhat droopy despite all the rain. Now all the shrubs hsve sickly looking leaves and growth has been minimal. They havem'y died yet but look that they could go anytime soon. I am thinking of ditching all 3, but has anyone successfully transplanted Choisya or had similar expereience to mine? A friend of mine moved one (from sun to shade) and it did look really grim for a while. It recovered and is doing very well. Lots of water helps. -- Spider. On high ground in SE London gardening on heavy clay |
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Choisya Failure
"David Hill" wrote in message ... On 11/06/2014 14:09, FrankB wrote: We moved 3 four year old Choisya last winter to 2 different beds. They were fine when they were dug out of the ground. By spring they were already looking somewhat droopy despite all the rain. Now all the shrubs hsve sickly looking leaves and growth has been minimal. They havem'y died yet but look that they could go anytime soon. I am thinking of ditching all 3, but has anyone successfully transplanted Choisya or had similar expereience to mine? Did you cut them back when you moved them? Not at the time. Once they started to look bad (late winter) they were given a small trim but it made no difference. |
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Choisya Failure
On 11/06/2014 14:09, FrankB wrote:
We moved 3 four year old Choisya last winter to 2 different beds. They were fine when they were dug out of the ground. By spring they were already looking somewhat droopy despite all the rain. Now all the shrubs hsve sickly looking leaves and growth has been minimal. They havem'y died yet but look that they could go anytime soon. I am thinking of ditching all 3, but has anyone successfully transplanted Choisya or had similar expereience to mine? I have moved one a while back. I don't recall any problems. Give them a year to settle in and remember to water them regularly in summer. Transplanting trees and shrubs is stressful. Try a foliar feed just in case they are deficient in something in their new location. -- Regards, Martin Brown |
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