Trees

:thumb: Charlton it could be an Oriental Tea Tree... Going by the leaves etc.. If it is, it is an indoor one..! Have a look here..

Hi Andy. Sounds like you let it get a little on the dry side. :rolleyes:If you have new budlets, I would remove the old leaves now to let the new ones develop and they should be smaller. I have always 'stripped' mine in the winter/spring just before they start budding. Mine are so tiny leafed...

hedgeman: thanks for your interest. No marks at bottom of tree, but leaves are dark brown, curled up and very brittle. Didn't notice any spots before, but have to say it looks fairly terminal.

Thanks for the replies. They're very much appreciated. GF.

I lightly spray the whole tree, that way you kill off overwintering pests aswell.Jan is a good time to move it.

Kind of off topic but when I was very young I had a coversation with the tree in my back garden, turns out it was just my dad leaning out the window throwing his voice though! :D

The plums are ready now and they are heavenly. Not a vast quantity but absolutely delicious:thumb:

Thank you Tree Surfer for your information. I thought that there wasn't much I could do. However they do flower beautifully. I trim the branches to make them a bit bushier. I appreciate your time xxx

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Barbara, We bought and planted a laburnum in our garden four years ago and are still waiting for the first flowers. It is definately alive, but the top is bare and seems to be getting eaten though we can't see any signs of predators. We've had dozens of snails on the tree but, like you, we just...

Ahh........ i never even knew the leaves would fall off.

HiI have now found out what the problem is with my Salix tree, it has Willow Blight and there is only one cure that is a very very cold winter which I doubt we will get.

im in manchester

hi laura you would find baby oaks growing around an older one. i have many and can send some to you if you pm your address.

Thanks again everyone.Ideally I'd like to go for local/british trees, I tend to favour broadleaf trees but appreciate one needs to be flexible.

That's a relief - cheers for the advice Flinty!

Can I jump in here! - What is happening to my eucalyptus, the lower leaves are developing small brown spots, turning red or brown and dropping - I lots of leaves on the ground. Is this stress from the heat and not enough rain? Should I water it? Or is this some kind of disease? Would really...

Thanks a million for that Pete. I'll follow your instructions on the watering - let it be on the dry side - I have kept it well watered, I know they drink a lot but will do as you say. It's 2 shoots are OK but growing very slowly.