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Dec 17, 2013 9:30 AM CST
Name: Susan
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tink3472 said:We cut back our foliage every fall and I see no difference in bud count etc on those versus the ones not cut back. Of course we have pretty much year round growing so that may have something to do with it.


This is good to hear! Even in zone 8 my Evergreens look dead and/or lethargic. I do not believe this is going to revive itself. It will die the rest of the way when new growth starts coming out. By the way I cut these back when I saw they had rust and that was around the end of October then new growth appeared quickly and was lush and green, no rust. Then the freezing weather and so they are sick looking in a different way. They seem to be yelling 'Help me, please help me!' LOL.

Thumb of 2013-12-17/virginiarose/28172a Evergreens from Floyd Cove.
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