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Dwarf mugo pine's turning brown

11 years ago

These were in the discount section at Lowe's because the bottoms were brown and seemed dead. I figured I'd give them a chance anyway. They have turned completely brown now, though. Does that mean they are dead or is there still a chance these could come back? Thank's for your assistance!

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ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
11 years ago
probably dead.. but there might be life in the buds ... but what a mess to look at for a year or two.. IF!!!! they actually resprout NEXT spring ...

return them

ken

ps: they are conifers ...
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