Re: another post-freeze question
- To: w*@pacbell.net, m*@ucdavis.edu
- Subject: Re: another post-freeze question
- From: P* H* <p*@nevco.k12.ca.us>
- Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 12:04:19 -0800
- References: <369CF38F.B4C321C2@pacbell.net>
Wendy wrote: The leaves are all bronzed and curled, but the
stems still look green and alive. A local nursery told me not to cut
anything back on any of my plants just yet. The dead stuff would
provide a buffer against deeper damage with another freeze. So should I
just continue to leave everything alone until I see signs of new
growth?
Good nursery advice ... Waiting to cut stems after the plant recovers
and is vigorous will give the plant a better chance to ward off boring
insect pests.
Paul Harrar
Nevada City, CA (Zone 7, 2,700 feet)