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basil_davis2

wilting lilac

19 years ago

My lilac leaves are wilting.

These plants have been planted about 2 are 3 years.

Maybe 2 feet tall.

Have some flowers about to open, but they are wilting also.

Can't move them.

What can I do?

More water (I have water some but not much)?

Give them some kind of plant food?

Spry them them?

Please help me before they die.

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