caring for corkscrew hazel
caring for corkscrew hazel
Asked on 23 Jun, 2008
I have a corkscrew hazel in a container on my patio.it has been potted with a peat free compost and is located in a sunny aspect, it seems as though it is dying though because the leaves are wilting and turning brown.(is this normal for time of year?) also I had one last year in similair conditions and this has died off, im beginning to wonder if soil conditions arent ideal?
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23 Jun, 2008
If the leaves are turning brown then that is worrying - I know that ordinarily the leaves on this plant can look like they are wilting - to the extent where it actually looks quite ugly in the summer - it comes into its own when it is leaf-less - so wilty looking leaves wouldn't worry, but them turning brown would. The obvious questions might be how much do you water/feed it?