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The plants were lovely. They have a lovely light leaves that brighten up my small garden. My daughter was so impressed that I bought one for her for Christmas ...!
H
Woking, Surrey
The plants were lovely. They have a lovely light leaves that brighten up my small garden. My daughter was so impressed that I bought one for her for Christmas ...!
H
Woking, Surrey
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Mrs. Titmarsh
Hello there No sorry this plant needs a sheltered spot to do well.
jj
Hello there No I wouldn't plant it in a north facing aspect as these plants are only frost hardy. We recommend a South or West facing aspect.
Martin Finch
Hello Martin, Pittosporum don't particularly dislike being moved as long as their rootball is not damaged. Ideally though, this should be done while they are dormant. It sounds as though they may either have suffered from root disturbance, or they have been allowed to dry out at some stage. I'm afraid it is impossible to know if they will pick up as it really depends on how much damage has been done. Keep them well watered (but not waterelogged) and hopefully they will recover. I will keep my fingers crossed for you! I'm sorry not to be more help. Helen Plant Doctor
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