(April 21, 2021 at 3:34 pm)arewethereyet Wrote: When we moved into this house there was a large bush (or small tree) just outside the windows near the kitchen table that produced a bunch of beautiful deep pinkish purple flowers every year. I was thrilled with it as any plant I bring home is going to die long before it's time. My efforts every spring to brighten up the patio always turn to drooping, dying messes in a short time. So, this plant was a welcome sight every spring. Well, the weird extreme and long-lasting cold snap we had in February appears to have done to my flowering whateveritis what I have done to every plant, ever. Bummed about it...but we had 15 springs/summers together. <sigh>
Take a small knife and cut carefully through the outer bark. If the inside is the least bit green, there’s hope.
[disclaimer: The above advice is relayed from Mrs. Boru. In the event of plant death, personal injury, and any real or imagined or hypothetical damage to persons, property, or passing ostriches, the undersigned is free of any and all liability from the moment of the incident until the heat death of the universe.]
Boru
‘I can’t be having with this.’ - Esmeralda Weatherwax
