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Trimming Into Brown (Leyllandii)?
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Yes, once it has gone brown, died off, it will never green up again.0
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Sadly true. You could comb some green parts over and wire them In. It will take a few years to cover though.
25 years ago I cut a 20ft buxus into a snail shaped topiary (next to some hostas for irony). 6 years later someone came along and cut off the antennae by mistake. It's only just recovered 19 years later!1 -
Yes, unless the 'leylandii' turns out to be one of the conifers that can recover from limited cutting into old wood. Western red cedar perhaps....I'm not 100% sure which ones.Still, no great loss!
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