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Whats happening to my conifers - going brown

Discussion in 'General Gardening Discussion' started by matttt, Jun 5, 2015.

  1. matttt

    matttt Apprentice Gardener

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    I have planted 13 conifers around my garden, however 4 of them have went completely brown.

    They have all been watered the same and planted in the same compost, is there anything i can do to save them?

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  2. Guesty

    Guesty Gardener

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    Looks like they are gone, dont think you have much hope in saving them afraid.

    How long have they been in for?
     
  3. silu

    silu gardening easy...hmmm

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    I'm afraid they are as dead as a Dodo. Have you had other things planted in the areas before? The fence looks pretty new, maybe during it's construction something contaminated the soil in certain areas ? I'd suggest you take the trees out and dig down to see what maybe lurking below. Certainly I'd do a fair search before you spend money replanting new trees.
     
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    • Sheal

      Sheal Total Gardener

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      Conifers suffer in windy locations but I think yours have died to rapidly for that. There is a conifer disease that's been attacking them in the last few years, but of course that's not necessarily what yours have suffered from.

      https://www.rhs.org.uk/advice/profile?pid=733

      Sadly any conifers that suffer from die back tend not to survive as they can't replace there branches.
       
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