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Some brown needles on 'picea omorika'
Hi,
I've bought a "xmas tree" (picea omorika) to plant outside in my garden from the garden centre today. It was the last one and I have noticed it has some brown needsles on some of its branches. The man at the garden centre said it was an ideal tree to plant in a north facing garden like mine (but I dont know whether I beleive him or not). I asked him about the brown needsles and he said it was just because they'd not watered them enough BUT I noticed that the soin it was in was soaking wet. Will it be ok, or should I cut out the brown needles? Will it be ok in a nothish facing garden with soil that has some clay in it? (I do have a bag of peat i could use when I plant it out. Thanks very much. |
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