It's back in the ground now, where it was before I had the work done. The leaves have turned a yellow colour but haven't dropped. In places the leaves were stuck together but still green underneath.
I had it sat in water, in its rootball in the shade for about a week. I wonder if it had too much water
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Hope they were right
Never heard of a spindle tree before now, has it got any other common names I might recognise?
I think,having just looked it up it is euonymus europaeus maybe red cascade - but unhelpfully I just put it in my plant index as spindle...
I searched on google images on red cascade spindles, it looks lovely when not sick
The berries are really different
Victoria, could you describe how a plant looks when its about to throw up?
I think it may well survive, put it in some new compost and tuck it away. Dont feed it though.
It's back in the ground now, where it was before I had the work done. The leaves have turned a yellow colour but haven't dropped. In places the leaves were stuck together but still green underneath.
I had it sat in water, in its rootball in the shade for about a week. I wonder if it had too much water
At last photos as promised.
Vic, have you tried that micrrorhysal stuff? Ive found it makes the world of difference
A week in water shouldnt hurt but it may have lost a few roots, that micrro wotsit helps
My front garden if a place to keep hedge trimmings at the mo, some nice plants, but spoiled by the mess!
I do have two grape vines which have gone nuts!
Wow garden maiden, well worth the wait for pics
Such lovely plants, such lucky people who get to walk by your front garden 
Bekkie I bet it's not a mess, I don't believe plant lovers see mess just the beauty peeping through so please let's have a pic