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Unhappy betula pendula
We planted out our pot grown betula pendula just two days ago. We
soaked the root ball, dug the right sized hole, popped in some blood fish and bone to give it a good start, firmed it in and watered it thoroughly. Yesterday evening a lot of the leaves had started going brown on just one side of the small tree. This evening it looks as if more leaves on the other side are following suit. We've been keeping it watered and can't think of anything else to do, other than just wait and hope. Can anybody give some advice, please? Thanks Susie -- Susie Thompson SPAM BLOCK IN OPERATION! Replace "deadspam.com" with "arrandragons.co.uk" to reply by e-mail. |
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Unhappy betula pendula
Where was this tree before you planted it out?
-- David Hill Abacus nurseries www.abacus-nurseries.co.uk |
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Unhappy betula pendula
In article , SusieThompson
writes We planted out our pot grown betula pendula just two days ago. We soaked the root ball, dug the right sized hole, popped in some blood fish and bone to give it a good start, firmed it in and watered it thoroughly. Yesterday evening a lot of the leaves had started going brown on just one side of the small tree. This evening it looks as if more leaves on the other side are following suit. We've been keeping it watered and can't think of anything else to do, other than just wait and hope. Can anybody give some advice, please? Probably too late, but bearing in mind the weather we've been having, a sunshade would have been a good idea. Ad frequent misting of the leaves with water, which of course you couldn't do if the sun was on it. -- Kay Easton Edward's earthworm page: http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/edward/index.htm |
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Unhappy betula pendula
In message , Kay Easton
writes In article , SusieThompson writes We planted out our pot grown betula pendula just two days ago. We soaked the root ball, dug the right sized hole, popped in some blood fish and bone to give it a good start, firmed it in and watered it thoroughly. Yesterday evening a lot of the leaves had started going brown on just one side of the small tree. This evening it looks as if more leaves on the other side are following suit. We've been keeping it watered and can't think of anything else to do, other than just wait and hope. Can anybody give some advice, please? Probably too late, but bearing in mind the weather we've been having, a sunshade would have been a good idea. Ad frequent misting of the leaves with water, which of course you couldn't do if the sun was on it. The young tree had been grown on in a large pot, and was somewhat root bound by the time we planted it out. I've no idea how long it had been in the pot. It took as year from time of purchase to planting and we looked after it as best we could while it was still potted. We loosened up the root ball as far as we thought was sensible, leaving as much of the original compost on it. As the tree is taller than me, it must be at least 6 feet, and in a fairly exposed position, the use of any kind of sunshade is an impossibility. I'm hoping it's going to rain here soon. I'm going out to water the garden in a moment's time, so I'll mist the leaves every evening from now on and see if that helps (that is any rain doesn't beat me to it!). Thanks for the help Regards Susie -- Susie Thompson SPAM BLOCK IN OPERATION! Replace "deadspam.com" with "arrandragons.co.uk" to reply by e-mail. |
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