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Acer problem
I have a 2' Acer (don't have the exact name to hand) which I planted last
April. I misjudged how high the sun would get in summer, and it ends up in full sun for the middle part of the day. Also, I was very ungenerous and only gave it 1/2" or so or bark chippings for a mulch. Presumably as a result of this, none of the new growth lasted too long before it frazzled (older leaves we ok, though) The obvious answer is to move it to a shadier spot. However, I'd guess that its roots should be much better established than last year, and I can give it a good few inches of lovely mulch from the council composting outfit, and remember to water it more often. Anyone have a feeling as to whether this would be enough to keep it happy so it can stay where it is? cheers, G.A. |
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