If there are no signs of pests or disease, my guess would be lack of water Especially if they've only been planted in the last couple of years and are still establishing themselves. That it's happening to more than 1 would likely indicate the same cause. Not sure where you are but we've only had 30mins rain since mid-May and mostly cloudless skies
Billericay - Essex
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Yes same here very dry south Yorkshire The one in the pic has never looked good but it's worse this year been in about 3yrs now, I was beginning to think it's vine weevil, has they have been watered
I don't really know then John. I've lost a few shrubs over the past few very dry years here - and everything is struggling in this current heatwave - including me!
I don't grow tinus, but hopefully others here who do will have some ideas
Billericay - Essex
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Especially if they've only been planted in the last couple of years and are still establishing themselves.
That it's happening to more than 1 would likely indicate the same cause.
Not sure where you are but we've only had 30mins rain since mid-May and mostly cloudless skies
Billericay - Essex
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.
The one in the pic has never looked good
but it's worse this year been in about 3yrs
now, I was beginning to think it's vine weevil, has they have been watered
I've lost a few shrubs over the past few very dry years here - and everything is struggling in this current heatwave - including me!
I don't grow tinus, but hopefully others here who do will have some ideas
Billericay - Essex
Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit.
Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad.