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Heather slow to turn green this spring?

13 years ago

I have C.V. Yvette's Silver, C.V Alba, generic C.V. Bud Bloomer, and others I can't identify right now. As in the past they turned a bronzeish color or gray color over the winter. By mid-May they are usually all green again. This year (2010) some are turning green, but at a much slower pace. Some have not started to turn at all. Is anyone else running into this? Any suggestions?

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