DebinOhio

Weeping Larch Dilemma

Rate this Entry
1 Comment
by
DebinOhio
, 07-17-2011 at 08:34 AM (731 Views)
My European Weeping Larch has dropped all its needles before I was able to get it in the ground. I have been watering it regularly, keeping the root ball wet and allowing proper drainage. Not sure what is goingon with this one. I had no problems with the one I planted in the backyard. Could it possibly be in a dormant state right now with all the heat? Could it have a blight and it's too late to save it? DebinOhio
Tags: None Add / Edit Tags
Categories
Uncategorized

Comments

  1. CoachDave's Avatar
    Howdy DebinOhio,
    In regards to your Weeping Larch
    Even though it appears to be an evergreen, the larch is actually deciduous, dropping its foliage in the winter.
    It sounds like your doing all the right things, so don't worry too much, before you know it the new needles are going to appear.
    Like many conifer trees/shrubs, they are hardy to zone 4.
    Happy Gardening,
    Coach Dave
    The Home Depot