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| I added a second Dwarf Flowering Almond (Prunus glandulosa 'Sinensis') to my patio months ago and was wondering if anyone had experience with it. I am trying to diagnose what is causing some leaves to brown out and parts to die out. I originally suspected lack of moisture since we are in the upper 90s and random 100s but nearby shrubs are not having a problem that suggested insufficient watering of them either. I also considered dieback but again, close plants are not having fungal or "too much water" problems. It was planted 2 months ago so I may need to extract it and check the root system to rule out root rot and the like. No signs of pests but I have not looked for pests that well. Any other ideas? I have seen evidence of aphids on some nearby roses. The shrub is mulched and actually gets some shade from two other trees. The first and older shrub is 3-4' high, quite far away from this one and shows no problems. TIA, Luis |
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Mon, Jun 24, 13 at 8:49
| prunus are either shrubs or trees ... why the perennial forum ??? there is some endemic disease.. of which i cant recall.. google the latin name .. followed by 'disease' .. you ought to find it rather easily ... ken |
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| Thanks, I will try that search. Oh, I was not sure where to post the ? and found others had asked about this shrub before in here. |
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