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jeanie_gw

Normal winter damgae to Mahonia?

21 years ago

Hi

I planted ten mahonias last fall (got them dirt cheap). Today the snow has melted enough for me to see that almost all of the leaves are brown. Is this normal and will they drop these leaves and replace them with shiny new leaves? Also should I use Wiltpruf this fall. Thanks in advance.

Jeanie

Webster

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