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Tiger Eye Sumac Lost all its Leaves in the Middle of Spring

Posted by sherriff Toronto, Ontario (My Page) on
Wed, Jun 9, 10 at 14:42

Hi There, I have a full grown 8' tall Tiger Eye Sumac. The leaves on one of its branches started wilting, so I watered and added a couple of hand fulls of bone meal to the base of it, but this did not help. Within a week all leaves have wilted and started drying out. The shrub is alive because there is a small green off-shout that is growing from the base of it that is still green, but why did that happen? Is it dying? Can I do something to save it?


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RE: Tiger Eye Sumac Lost all its Leaves in the Middle of Spring

The top has died, roots sound as if they are still alive. No way to know why with info given. It may re-grow from the roots or still-alive wood.

Dan


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RE: Tiger Eye Sumac Lost all its Leaves in the Middle of Spring

did you have a hard frost or freeze after it flushed out its leaves ..

which may have looked normal until the real heat hit???

hard to kill anything that suckers like a sumac ...

ken


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