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Started by Gadget, April 04, 2011, 11:41:45

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Gadget

I have been told that there is a huge shortage of bay's due to the snow and has killed off a lot of young stock? has anyone else heard this and would you know where I can get a small bay from? 

Many thanks,
:)

Gadget


saddad

Well ours look a bit sick... lost top leaves but I'm sure we will be making some later in the season...  :)

Tonythegardener

I am going to have to cut mine right back poor old thing.  It got very severely frosted during the winter. 


I am optimistic that it will recover though.   

Gadget

Bless, I am sure it will come back with a bit of love and care  :)

Mrs Gumboot

Noticed a couple of days ago that mine appears to be dead  :-\

Hadn't realised it was such a widespread problem.

Digeroo

Mine is looking very sick, had it for many years, came as a cutting from my mothers garden.  There are a few greenish bits at the back where is was against an evergreen tree so I am hopeful.  If all else fails it might sprout from the roots. 

It is a terrible weed in parts of Turkey. 

pumkinlover


Any ideas what's best to do?
I wondered whether to prune back a bit to stimulate new growth? :-\

artichoke

"It is a terrible weed in parts of Turkey."

Hilarious. Reminds me of stamping through vegetation in Jordan and suddenly realising it was rocket.

Emagggie

Hello Gadget! I have a pot of bay at my back door. I can detatch some at the root and send it if you pm me your address. It will be small though, about 6".
Smile, it confuses people.

Mimi

Just bought a healthy replacement for mine in B+Q for £6.99  ;D  Happy bunny now!

sweetsaphie

mines is huge have to keep cutting it

Gadget

Quote from: Emagggie on April 05, 2011, 19:00:32
Hello Gadget! I have a pot of bay at my back door. I can detatch some at the root and send it if you pm me your address. It will be small though, about 6".

Thanks Emaggie will send details. :)

camo_lady

One of my bay trees looks VERY poorly!  Loads of brown leaves and the bark split some years ago. I have to admit that I'm not really expecting it to recover. A real shame as it's about 4foot tall.  I'll give it a feed and TLC and see what happens.

The other one looks happy enough though, if a little 'chilled' so finges crossed.

My fault, they just didn't get protected with enough fleece.   :'(
Camo
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