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Don’s Expert Answers: Severe damage to trunk

Question From: Lilis Suryani in HUGHESDALE , Melbourne Victoria Nature of problem: Severe damage to trunk Type of Plant (if known): Flowering cherry Symptoms of Plant Illness (please try NOT to diagnose your problems yourself): The bark has peeled off from outer to...

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Don’s Expert Answers: Lots of Lemons

Question From: Allan Richardson in Barooga, Barooga New South Wales Nature of problem: Lots of Lemons Type of Plant (if known): Bright green leaves with some yellowing Symptoms of Plant Illness (please try NOT to diagnose your problems yourself): Flowering but not...

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Don’s Expert Answers: Liquidambar height

Question From: Kevin Phillips in Wodonga, Wodonga Victoria Nature of problem: Liquidambar height Type of Plant (if known): Healthy condition Symptoms of Plant Illness (please try NOT to diagnose your problems yourself): None Soil Type (e.g. sandy, clay or loam) OR...

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Don’s Expert Answers: Suitable Container Plant?

Question From: Denize Hooton in Box hill South, Melbourne Victoria Nature of problem: Suitable Container Plant? Type of Plant (if known): Agonis Flexuosa Pink Flamingo Symptoms of Plant Illness (please try NOT to diagnose your problems yourself): No symptoms Soil Type...

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Don’s Expert Answers: Corymbia Ficufolia has been planted in my front garden by the builder, at the moment it is a baby approx 5ft tall. I have been told by friends it is a massive tree and as my front garden is tiny I think I should remove it It is also close to my concrete driveway. If I remove it what do I do with it and when do I remove it. I would love a smaller tree that will provide some shade and privacy , I was thinking of a Crepe Myrtle (Indian Summer) ? Can you please advise me as i think i should prepare in the near future,. ?

Question From: Lynda in Reservoir , Melbourne Victoria Nature of problem: Corymbia Ficufolia has been planted in my front garden by the builder, at the moment it is a baby approx 5ft tall. I have been told by friends it is a massive tree and as my front garden is tiny...

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Don’s Expert Answers: Transplanting

Question From: Louise McQueen in Sandgate, Brisbane Queensland Nature of problem: Transplanting Type of Plant (if known): Yesterday today and tomorrow. A variety sold as sweet petite Symptoms of Plant Illness (please try NOT to diagnose your problems yourself): No...

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