I have outdoor ficus trees that look like their dead. It froze this winter here in AZ. Are they dead? - outdoor ficus dead
We had 3 days of bitter cold of 20 degrees in Phoenix, AZ this winter, and my large ficus outdoors were brown, but not all the leaves fall. Will they return?
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Outdoor Ficus Dead I Have Outdoor Ficus Trees That Look Like Their Dead. It Froze This Winter Here In AZ. Are They Dead?
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Sounds dead to me. Looking tight buds on the branches. If there is no greenery in one of these houses had disappeared, the Maypole. If branches snap immediately, the branches are dead and must be curtailed. A stressed tree is the victim of the branches before the leaves die. Giving Tree, a major reorganization, but no more than 1 / 3 of the tree and then see a miracle. Sometimes trees cut stress allowed to recover. Patient.and be to find new growth, so that the pruning of branches.
ReplyDeleteWait and see how they can respond to climate change from winter to spring!
ReplyDeleteFicus hate freezing and 20 degrees, probably killed. Sorry.
ReplyDeleteMine was cold. Glendale area. was informed on 1 March, especially on the water for 1 day. that the Earth warms, the trees begin rebud. Check your local branch, if not fragile bud end and new leaves. You will also see new growth in the fundamental frequency for this purpose. if not see anything on 1 to May last froze too far. There is plenty of cold ficus died last week. Thus, the thumb presses, there are some very large ficus trees that were damaged, but rebud, because the root system established luck
ReplyDeleteVery likely. I have one or two of the largest, have been the through the upper twenties, but overall it is cold toast.
ReplyDeleteIf you are back in the earth, they can.
I would not bet the farm on it though.