I can not believe I did it but it's true I was given the opportunity to dig up two perfectly healthy camellias with buds and all.
I dug out a nice over-sized root ball it was late September here in north county and it was a hot day like 80ish my car was super hot and with several irises rose bushes and perennials I thought perhaps air the car out a bit but with a one year old and wanting to beat traffic I decided to just go real quick...Well it's only a 20 min drive so they fried.
I do not think it's my planting I am good with that amending soil, site is north facing with a wall to the south ( my house)but now they gone brown most buds have dried up on the smaller plant.
How can I best help them now that they are reduced to emergency patients I don't want it to become a hospice situation where I just watch them die in their beds.
It's hard to tell if there is any new growth or if it's just
dying back slowly.
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