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Pieris Forest Flame looking sad
Hi,
I wonder if I should be worried about my pieris, whose last-year growth is drooping significantly? The older leaves are normal, and although there are few flowers on it, last year was the only year in about 12 when there were significant amounts of flower. It is in a very large raised bed, with lime-free soil, good drainage, and the soil seems moist to the touch. We had a very mild autumn and winter, only a few frosty days. Any advice welcome. MON |
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Pieris Forest Flame looking sad
In article , Mon
writes Hi, I wonder if I should be worried about my pieris, whose last-year growth is drooping significantly? The older leaves are normal, and although there are few flowers on it, last year was the only year in about 12 when there were significant amounts of flower. It is in a very large raised bed, with lime-free soil, good drainage, and the soil seems moist to the touch. We had a very mild autumn and winter, only a few frosty days. But what about now? Aren't you getting the current frosts? That is enough to make it look unhappy. -- Kay Easton Edward's earthworm page: http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/garden/ |
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Pieris Forest Flame looking sad
Kay Easton wrote in message ... In article , Mon writes Hi, I wonder if I should be worried about my pieris, whose last-year growth is drooping significantly? The older leaves are normal, and although there are few flowers on it, last year was the only year in about 12 when there were significant amounts of flower. It is in a very large raised bed, with lime-free soil, good drainage, and the soil seems moist to the touch. We had a very mild autumn and winter, only a few frosty days. But what about now? Aren't you getting the current frosts? That is enough to make it look unhappy. -- Kay Easton Edward's earthworm page: http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/garden/ Thanks Kay, there is a little frost in the air all right. Maybe I'm expecting it to look chirpy too early. There's no sign of new foliage though the 'buds' seem to be there. It has put its head 'over the parapet' by growing higher than the sheltering wall. Maybe that's the problem. Marie |
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