Does anyone know what type of plant this is? Thanks
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Comments (2)Cotoneaster I believe....See MoreDoes anyone know what type of climbing plant this is?
Comments (2)Definitely Akebia. Almost certainly Akebia quinata....See MoreDoes anyone know what this plant is called? thank you!
Comments (2)As Laceyvail said, location is important, but in this part of the country that would be an ostrich fern, Matteuccia struthiopteris....See MoreShrub doesn't look so good
Comments (11)I am in the same area as you. I have a ton of Thuja Emerald & Green Giants that we planted in a new build landscape. I've not had this problem but did notice some sun scorch on a couple when we had those crazy temperatures in the 90's last season. I kept them on a deep watering schedule while keeping up with any rain, but as you may know, we had no rain for about a month and a half during that time period. I also make sure that when I plant in our area with hard clay, I add soil conditioner, which was first recommended to us by RiverBend Nursery. I've also used peat moss as well. We have never had trouble growing anything so far. I'm in a neighborhood with a lot of new builds. Luckily our builder had a great landscape company that planted actual trees & shrubs that flourish in our area. Another builder just threw in every possible plant that has issues in our area. Our neighbor is already unhappy with a Leyland Cypress they planted up against the front of their house. Those are the ones you will see busting out wooden fences that people planted too close around our area. I mean they are cheap. I saw them at Costco last week, about 6 feet in the pot for $60. I love Thuja's in our area. I just clean out the insides during the first of Spring to open them up to "breathe" better. They seem to grow taller after doing just that. I agree with gardengal about the dryness. It may be that they just plopped it down in the clay without adding anything else. Just know that whatever you decide to plant, make sure to add something to the soil to help the plants roots. And the other things I've learned is to check with the local extension to make sure of problem trees, shrubs, and plants that cause issues in our area because the big box stores will still sell them. I see them every season....See MoreRelated Professionals
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