Does P. opulifolius 'Diablo' look totally dead at this time of year or is mine totally dead?
I fear the latter
Are they not a bit dubious hardiness - wise nut?
Are they Fg?, I didn't know that, probably dead then. Though it survived the last 2 winters.
A friend has one of small tree proportions and I assumed it was hardy.
Thanks Fairy, another one for the shredder
Not 100% sure nut - maybe I'm wrong. Will have a little look around- perhaps I'm thinking of something else
Nut, RHS says it's suckering - maybe if the top growth is kaput the roots may throw up some new shoots
Had a quick look at RHS site- seems they are hardy so I must have been having a senior moment nut!
Is there no sign of life? Would have thought you'd have had a shoot or two by now if it's reasonably mature and established.
Very shrunken looking buds. I fear the worst About 4 years old, more if you count nursery time, 3 or 4 foot high
Ah well, plant fairs coming up soon
Maybe I'll continue my boundary wildlife hedge through where it was, plenty of free seedlings around the place
When one door closes nut...
True Fairy
I have one great skill in gardening. As soon as something dies I can see how much better the garden is without it. It saves a lot of grief
I'd never heard of this so I googled it, looks gorgeous.
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Are they not a bit dubious hardiness - wise nut?
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Are they Fg?, I didn't know that, probably dead then. Though it survived the last 2 winters.
A friend has one of small tree proportions and I assumed it was hardy.
Thanks Fairy, another one for the shredder
In the sticks near Peterborough
Not 100% sure nut - maybe I'm wrong. Will have a little look around- perhaps I'm thinking of something else
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Nut, RHS says it's suckering - maybe if the top growth is kaput the roots may throw up some new shoots
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Had a quick look at RHS site- seems they are hardy so I must have been having a senior moment nut!
Is there no sign of life? Would have thought you'd have had a shoot or two by now if it's reasonably mature and established.
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
Very shrunken looking buds. I fear the worst
About 4 years old, more if you count nursery time, 3 or 4 foot high
Ah well, plant fairs coming up soon
Maybe I'll continue my boundary wildlife hedge through where it was, plenty of free seedlings around the place
In the sticks near Peterborough
When one door closes nut...
I live in west central Scotland - not where that photo is...
True Fairy
I have one great skill in gardening. As soon as something dies I can see how much better the garden is without it. It saves a lot of grief
In the sticks near Peterborough
I'd never heard of this so I googled it, looks gorgeous.