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| Hi,
About 4 years ago I planted 3 viburnum (can''t remember if mahawk or mohican) on the West side of my house near an air conditioning unit in part shade (house to the east, magnolia to south). 2 out of three are awesomely beautiful and about to flower. The third (closest to A/C unit) is 1/2 as big as the other two and has no leafs or buds but when I scratch it it is green. I am freaking out about losing the other 2 ... And then I have a Viburnum Wentworth not too far away w/ one of its 3 main stems looking dead. Do you think these guys have a disease? Am I going to lose them all???? Thanks,
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| Not enough information here to tell. Maybe pull it up and see what the roots look like. As the roots go, so goes the top. |
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| If it's about to flower now, it's 'Mohawk'. |
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Mon, Apr 12, 10 at 9:49
| i think you may have answered your own question when you said: closest to A/C unit a picture.. and some ore info about how that one is sited will really help ... i would not jump to any conclusions that some problem with one.. will be a problem with all ... ken |
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