what is causing this?

rpm

"Randall P. McMurphy" wrote in message
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what is causing this?

rpm



In a word, wind - if it's in a pot, can you shift it to a more sheltered
site, or if it's in the ground, can you plant some protective stuff round it
to lessen the effect of the wind??

Chris S

"Chris Stewart" wrote in message
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"Randall P. McMurphy" wrote in message
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what is causing this?

rpm



In a word, wind

Yep, what Chris said.

--
Brian
"I know about kittens and knitting. Will that do?"

Probably sun scorch or wind scorch ........Acers need a semi shaded
protected position


"Randall P. McMurphy" wrote in message
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what is causing this?

rpm

thanks for that people! it is a bit windswept and in a sunny
position....are they supposed to loos leaves in winter too?

rpm

"Randall P. McMurphy" wrote in message
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: thanks for that people! it is a bit windswept and in a sunny
: position....are they supposed to loos leaves in winter too?
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: rpm
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Yes they do lose their leaves in winter. I've got 2 small ones in pots
standing on the patio by a wall so they are reasonably sheltered and are
looking healthy.

K

its my red leaved one that seems to get brown edges my green leaved one
doesn't. will move them to other side of courtyard now.

rpm

"K" wrote in message
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| "Randall P. McMurphy" wrote in message
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| : thanks for that people! it is a bit windswept and in a sunny
| : position....are they supposed to loos leaves in winter too?
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| : rpm
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| Yes they do lose their leaves in winter. I've got 2 small ones in pots
| standing on the patio by a wall so they are reasonably sheltered and are
| looking healthy.
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| K
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