first.. we would need to ID the plant ... as too many things are called cedars ...

but that said ... they are a full sun plant.. the side facing the house.. gets no sun ... and that is why those branches died ...

just like the inside .. where it gets no sun ...

so no.. they will not re-green ...

and i dont even have to get to your choice of words.. as to whether DEAD things can regreen ... no they cant.. they are dead ... but that is not what you meant ... lol

time for them to go.. if you dont like the view out the window ...

ken

ps: its also a fair indication.;. that they were planted too close to the foundation .... had they been a few more feet from the house.. then .. MAYBE ... this would not have happened .... maybe ...

thanks. It is as I feared. Is it a fool's errand to transplant a 6 ft evergreen?

i dont work that hard.. especially ... when the replacement can be had for 20 bucks or so ...

i mean realy ... an hour to dig a new hole.. and hour to dig the plant.. figure out how to lift a hundred pound root ball out of a hole.. drag it across teh lot.. and get it in the hole.. only to find out you dug it too deep and have to lift it out of the whole ... do i need to go on??

all this to save even 50 bucks for a prime plant.. i dont think so ...

besides the fact.. that its half dead anyway ...

be done with them ...

ken