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Is Myrtle dead??

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by hinda on May 24, 2005 08:56 PM
[scaredy] i have a cliping of a myrtle that i planted (with leaves on it) , i put it inside a cup that i cut the top off of so that it would be protected from the wind (it gets windy here sometims and it looked so fragile), i wantered it twice a day and it was looking good. until we had a heat wave and the leaves suddently looked as f the y had been roasted!!! how do i know if the myrtle is dead or just needs help. i gently checked for roots and think that there nmay have been some new roots there. so i just leave it in the ground and water it and jsut wait - if so how long should i wait?? thanks so much
hinda
by DIGGER on May 24, 2005 10:41 PM
HI [wayey] if it has roots just leave it.but make sure its in the shade.any cuttings that your trying to root need to be kept in the shade the hot sun will burn them up.keep it shaded and wait and see if it puts on new growth.hope this helps.good luck with it. your friend in gardening digger [wayey] [flower] [flower]
by tkhooper on May 25, 2005 11:20 AM
Thanks Mike,

I think you just explained why the barberry cuttings are not doing well. I will definitely take them out of the window.
by hinda on May 26, 2005 12:55 PM
well if that s the case .....roasted myrtle anyone???? [lala]

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