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Ceanothus, 'Julia Phelps'

20 years ago

In what I consider to be one of our worst summers of the recent past (not enough heat here on SW OR coast), one of my two 3 year old "Julia Phelps" ceanothus is exhibiting areas of die-off at the ends of some outer branches. Its twin is doing fine! I know that ceanothus is a prime candidate for benign neglect during hot, dry summers, but this looks like classic drought damage to me, and I'm having trouble resisting giving it a long slow drip.

Should I just leave it alone?

John

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