Recover Shrubs
NorthernJoe
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We've had shrubs and trees that had grown into each other. We cut down a few because they weren't doing well and were growing into a better prospect. We now have shrubs that are ok from one side but very gappy from the other. In one case very bad way. It's there anything I can do to help?
Not sure of all the species but I know there's a choisia and I think Euronymous, cotoneaster, etc.
Some, the choisia, is bare branch one side and nearly got chopped out. Others have already sorted themselves out because they only had another shrubs branches growing through. Once removed they grew to fill those small gaps. It's the ones a bit bare on one side through to the choisia that's almost devastated. They're all still growing well.
Not sure of all the species but I know there's a choisia and I think Euronymous, cotoneaster, etc.
Some, the choisia, is bare branch one side and nearly got chopped out. Others have already sorted themselves out because they only had another shrubs branches growing through. Once removed they grew to fill those small gaps. It's the ones a bit bare on one side through to the choisia that's almost devastated. They're all still growing well.
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It may take a while,maybe even years!
If they are growing well they should be OK,you will just need a gardeners patience!!
"We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing." - George Bernard Shaw