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| I have a 'Bloodgood' maple that's about 25 years old in front of my house, which faces east. I'd say about 80% of the leaves are crunchy brown now from the freeze damage a few nights ago. (Gee, and my damaged hostas are only limp and ragged!). The tree was healthy before - any ideas what will happen to it now? |
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- Posted by ken_adrian z5 (My Page) on Thu, May 3, 12 at 14:58
| hi ruthy it will probably releaf.. the greater fear.. would be if it releafed.. and then got froze again ... out here in adrian MI ... a lot of my stuff is as you describe this spring.. ken |
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| hey kenny. :-) I'm glad to know that it will probably get a second round of leaves. If we get another hard freeze after that, guess I'll need to run the sprinkler all night to save that and the Libertys that are close by. Thanks for the input. |
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- Posted by massagerocks (My Page) on Fri, May 4, 12 at 17:48
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| Well, they say that misery loves company, but I'm really sorry to see your maple looking so much like mine, massagerocks. The one in my front yard is actually even more brown than yours, but I have a couple more in back that aren't quite as bad. Your boxwoods look like a couple of my yews. And I composted hosta leaves today...love composting, but not my hostas! I keep repeating "At least it's not my livelihood..." Here's hoping they releaf and survive. |
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