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I am worried...

18 years ago

I planted 3 clemmies that I had bought last year and had put them in big pots and babied them all winter and they developed huge root balls and lots of stuff on top. I then transplanted them and 1 of them the Huldine looks great. The other 2 Arctic queen and Viticella venosa lost all the green at the top and they have nothing showing above ground at all now. So are they dead??? What shall I do? I planted them with a lot of stem underground and I mulched them but I should have tented a box or paper over them as I went away for 4 days and they got really hot and no extra water as my kids didn't know to water them. I am sick that I may have killed them. Any suggestions will be appreciated. caroline

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