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My Blue boy is not thriving. Can I cut him back and transplant him?
5 year old Blue girl on right side of front door is thriving. Blue boy on left side of front door (near concurrently paved and newly cemented belgan block curb) is not thriving. Already lost 4 of the 5 skimmia then planted. Am now looking at very sad euonymous replacements that need to be moved or lost.
Thinking of pruning and transplanting the Blue Boy to a pot to stay near the Blue Girl. Using highest quality potting soil and Holly food while moving him around to find sun & rain exposure. Any chance he will survive? |
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