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I have got a bay plant that is not very well. I have lost one last year. I do not like to think I will kill this one this winter. I have got it in the back shed and water it ever day but the leaves are going brown. Is it to cold in the shed? Can I give it in to the house My house is heater on a night time. Happy gardening.
We have a bay in pot out in the garden all the year round. I suggest that you repot into the next size up and put it in a shelted part of the garden in half sun and half shade. Ours was 10 inches high when it started 5 years ago and is now nearly 3 feet high and in great shape. Best of luck.
 | longtail [Member] 04/11/09 @ 08:06 |
I will have a go at that. Would it be ok to repot at this time of the year? being in the north of england it is very cold on a night time that is why I get it in when the nights get colder. My lost bay I lose because of frost. thank you for your help.
 | mojacar [Member] 05/11/09 @ 21:01 |
I live in West Yorkshire, I have a bay tree in my front garden, it has been there for nearly two years. (I think it would have been 3 to 4 years old when I bought it.) it is looking very well. It coped o.k., with the frost last winter.
I am trying to make it grow as a standard tree, with a "ball" of leaves at the top, on a long stem. It is almost three foot high now.
| longtail [Member] 06/11/09 @ 07:33 |
My bay is looking better now it has been inside for a week. It is new plant only 25ins. I lost my big one last year,Maybe the frost did not kill it but something did.It got to about 5ft.I had it alot of years too.THank you for your help.Good luck with your bay tree.
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