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| Hey guys, hope you don't mind me popping in from the Perennials forum...need some help from the tree people.
I noticed this damage on my Ed Wood Japanese Maple a couple of days ago, no clue what's going on. He was fine up until then - leafing out nicely, no damage that I had noticed. This is his third spring, no damage or any problems whatsoever until now. Not sure if it's disease, weather damage or what - ? . Appreciate any help you can offer.
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Sun, May 6, 12 at 13:03
| frost/freeze ... JM's are not reliable in z5 ... and by your name.. it seems you slipped your z6 micro.. into a z5 frost/freeze ... happened weeks ago ... just had a little heat in the last few days.. that did in the damaged leaves .. ignore them ... did you not have that week of 80's a month ago.. and lots of stuff bolted.. followed by a very cold month of april??? with multiple frost/freezes???? JM's are very tender ... at leaf out ... ken |
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