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by culljam on May 01, 2006 12:23 PM
I have planted a young Magnolia Tree. Planted it as instucted. My leaves are dying at the ends and some may looked eaten. I see no bugs. My flowers have turned white to brown and the new buds are brown.
I live in a zone 5. I have watered and kept moist.
I have mulched the tree after planting. I am at my wits end worrying.
Help,
James

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James
by twwright on May 21, 2006 11:57 PM
You may have over-watered! Is someone else watering behind you when you don't know it? Are you using a sprinkler system? Sometimes my sprinkler system comes on when I don't know it! Like when someone else thinks the yard needs it and it doesn't. I had a similar problem and it was fixed by backing off of the fertilizer and watching the water. Try it for a week and see if things don't turn around. Also try a product called "Soil Soup". I just love the stuff. It's a combination of Compost Tea, Horticultural Molasses and Earthworm Castings with aeration. Bubbles in it that is...Great stuff. Good luck!

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