By Ergo
Renfrewshire,
United Kingdom 
the needles on my miss jessop have turned brown.
does this mean it has died ?
On plant
Rosmarinus
10 Jul, 2010
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Bamboo thank you for your response, I think the severe winter has killed it off
10 Jul, 2010
Where you live, that's certainly possible, especially if you planted it last summer or autumn
10 Jul, 2010
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Possibly - scrape back a bit of bark on the main stems with your fingernail - if the wood is crisp and dry, its a goner, if its green looking underneath, its okay.
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