So... any resprout from the roots?pombazaar wrote: Mon Apr 15, 2024 4:21 pm Update 4/15/2024:
Top growth appears to be completely dead. I also did a scratch test at the very bottom and that too didn't show any signs of life. So the whole tree is likely dead at least to root.
Testing Belbek in Ground Zone 6A
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Fidalgo Island in the Puget Sound, Washington State - zone 8b but tell me please about this thing called "heat."
Re: Testing Belbek in Ground Zone 6A
Aw shoot. Sorry to hear that. Better luck next time!
Fidalgo Island in the Puget Sound, Washington State - zone 8b but tell me please about this thing called "heat."
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I am not surprised at all, I had a pomegranate die to beneath the ground level before, and it started coming back out of the ground, directly from the roots in September. The roots of a pomegranate can actually be an underground clone of the pomegranate bush. I have learned this from personal experience.
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Very interesting, thanks for sharing a photo. That looks like good strong growth. About when does it start to freeze in your area?
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Generally we see freezing temps by the second week of November. That should give it enough time to grow some more and harden. This year I’ll protect it.
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Update 11/06/2024:
End of season growth. As of 11/23/2024 all leaves are still vibrant green. I will be covering this in the coming weeks to protect it through the winter.
End of season growth. As of 11/23/2024 all leaves are still vibrant green. I will be covering this in the coming weeks to protect it through the winter.
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