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TRees dead

cena · 2012-06-03 16:01:13

Have two trees that are dead. No growth in them at all ( no leafs). They where planted before we moved into the RENTED house. Any way of bringing life back into them.

03-06-2012 4:01pm

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cena

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Have two trees that are dead. No growth in them at all ( no leafs). They where planted before we moved into the RENTED house. Any way of bringing life back into them.

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#2 03-06-2012 6:09pm

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Not being smart but if they're dead, they're dead.

When were they planted, if it's relatively recently they could just be in a bit of shock.

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#3 03-06-2012 7:03pm

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Ophiopogon wrote: »

Not being smart but if they're dead, they're dead.

When were they planted, if it's relatively recently they could just be in a bit of shock.

I could not tell you. I could guess years ago

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#4 03-06-2012 7:22pm

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Oh right, well then I think they're probably dead if there is no growth at all.

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