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Thuja Smargard

Posted by deadon (My Page) on
Wed, Oct 3, 07 at 15:11

Hello. I planted 10 Thuja Smargards (Emeralds) 10 months ago and a few of them are looking poorly. Some of the smaller branches are turning red and falling off. Is this natural (Autumn effect) or are they lacking water? I try to water at least once a week and the soil is not the best. Any help would be appreciated as I would like to see them survive.


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RE: Thuja Smargard

If they were stored in protected nursery rows, one plant can shade the side of another.

Occassionally, when removed from rows and put in yards, they can get a bit of sunburn to foliage that was previously shaded.

Not sure if its your issue, but that is a common occurance.

If you are only loosing a bit of foliage, don't worry too much if it's isolated and not spreading.

Might be a bit small of a plant for the new International forum, but if you ever have questions for regular trees, check out the new forums at...

www.treeworld.info

Participants from several countries. Videos too.

M. D. Vaden of Oregon


 
 

 

 


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