This is clear, concise information and exactly what you should do.Looks like under-watered. Put them outside in full sun and water them every day. Don't give up, but don't bet the farm, either. If you see new buds but the old leaves don't look like they will return to normal, or some part of normal, cut the old leaves off with a scissors at the base of the leaf and leave the dry petiole (leaf stem) in place. It will drop off if the bud in the axil inflates. Give this process 6 weeks and do not let them suffer from drought.
It is this period in which you contiously take the risk of loosing all your trees in order to go somewhere that is not home, pay a lot of money to other people to take care of you.this odd word vacation, what does it mean?
Is this construed by some people as fun?It is this period in which you contiously take the risk of loosing all your trees in order to go somewhere that is not home, pay a lot of money to other people to take care of you.
One of my Junipers DID die while I gone, totally brownI had my favourite juniper die under the same circumstances
Yes Carol, but that is Your Son. I am sure it is instilled in him. My son hates plants because he remembers planting trees with 42 inch rootballs with me by hand in hard packed red clay soil that looked like the surface of Mars .... when it was 96 degrees F and the only shade was the trees we were planting.My son actually did a great job when we were away a couple of weeks ago. Two more weeks of vacation left though, so I don't want to brag on him too much.![]()