Chamelaucium uncinatum

Hello,
 
I am really liking all the Australian plants coming to the California nurseries, but my Chamelaucium uncinatum, wax flower, may be coming to an end.  I planted it into the landscape in March and disburbed the rootball a little too much, I think, and it has suffered ever since, having dropped almost all of its leaves but still has a flower or two blooming.  I am sure all the rain we have had has not done it much good either.  Perhaps now that a warm spell is here it will recover.  Does anyone have any advice, shall I give it a weak dose of fertilizer or should I just leave it be?
 
Linda Starr
Springville Gardens
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