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Burning Bush #12103 July 20th, 2003 at 08:44 AM
Joined: Jul 2003 Indiana M myrtle OP Junior Member
OP myrtle Junior Member M Joined: Jul 2003 Indiana	Hello, I have 2 huge burning bushes right next to each other. One is fine. The other is wilty and droopy - looking like it is dying. Any advice is appreciated. It is going fast. Thanks, Myrtle

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Re: Burning Bush #12104 July 20th, 2003 at 11:34 AM
Joined: Apr 2003 N.Y. weezie13 Compost Queen!
weezie13 Compost Queen! Joined: Apr 2003 N.Y.	Mrytle, Did you check the soil and or dirt? Does it have mole holes? That would have air holes that would hurt the roots???? Or is the soil tooooooo wet? I know they don't like wet feet....... Hope that helps!!! Weezie

Re: Burning Bush #12105 July 20th, 2003 at 02:21 PM
Joined: May 2003 Land of Lincoln (Illinois) B Bunny Member
Bunny Member B Joined: May 2003 Land of Lincoln (Illinois)	Hi Myrtle, I have a burning bush that is doing o.k. but has been a little stressed because of all the rain we've had here. I'm in Northern Illinois, and the rain has been going to the East. If one is doing better for you than the other, maybe it's closer to a drain spout or a lower area in the yard. Good luck. -Bunny T.

Re: Burning Bush #12106 July 20th, 2003 at 03:31 PM
Joined: Jul 2003 Indiana M myrtle OP Junior Member
OP myrtle Junior Member M Joined: Jul 2003 Indiana	I have had a lot of rain - it is on the downward slope - and the one doing bad is farther down - maybe it is catching more water. No sign of moles. Thanks, Myrtle

Re: Burning Bush #12107 July 31st, 2003 at 10:11 AM
Joined: Jul 2003 Georgia L Laini Junior Member
Laini Junior Member L Joined: Jul 2003 Georgia	Try transplanting the wilty one to a dfferent location that isn't near the other one. They may be too close together. That's all I could think of.

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