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When to move plants
icecreamdogpark
Posts: 281 Forumite
in Gardening
I have a Philadelphus Aureus mock orange and planted it in full sun lots of the leaves have burnt edges and now realise i probably should have put it in the shady side of the garden ,when should i move it because at the moment it`s flower ? Thanks
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Your plant should be fine in full sun. Could the leaves have been caught by one of the late frosts we had?
If you still want to move it, don't do it until the autumn and winter, after the leaves have dropped.0 -
Put down some well rotted horse manure and water well every day and all should be better.Kind Regards
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:)Ok great thanks for those replies dont think we had late frosts0
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I've got a mock orange and it gets sun for about half the day and my mum's is in full sun all day and they are both fine, infact I'm sure that when I got them the blurb said that it likes to be in a sunny position.0
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