Dying rhodo
zinfanatic
17 years ago
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Full StoryMy 40 year old rhodo is dying either from thripe or not enough water-my pruner said this. It has had thripe many times and maybe just could not take it again or we have not soaked it enough. We have very clay soil. About at least 1/2 of the plant has dead leaves and branches while the other 1/2 is distressed looking. Is there anything you all can suggest that might save the rhodie? I know I will not be able to know if it is saved until the spring. All hints would be appreciated.
rhodyman
morz8 - Washington Coast
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