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Help please - dying plants

Standen1Standen1 Posts: 65
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hi everyone, I wonder if anyone can advise - I have a sracocca confusia which is dying - leaves dying off from bottom upwards. The nearby siracocca hookerina looks reasonably healthy but is developing one or two yellowing leaves - I hope that isn't dying too. The plants are about 4-5 years old. Also, close to them are two well established pachysandras. The one closest to the siracocca is fine and thriving but the one slightly further away has almost died - almost overnight!☹️ Has anyone any idea what is happening, should I remove and replace the dying plants or is there something nasty happening in the whole area. All other plants there look fine.

any advice gratefully received. Thank you, 

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  • Ladybird4Ladybird4 Posts: 37,905

    Hi Standen. Is it possible for you to upload some pictures to help to identify the problem?

    Cacoethes: An irresistible urge to do something inadvisable
  • Standen1Standen1 Posts: 65

    imageimageHi, apologies for delay. Hope this works- first time I have sent pictures so hope this works ! Do't know why they have joined together...

    2 pictures here. As you can see one very healthy pachysandra and one not. Along with a very poorly siraccoocca. Have been very healthy until this year - any thoughts please? Do they need replacing or is there something more sinister that may affect other plants?

    On a positive note though I have a weigela that has more flowers on than at any time in the past few years ?

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