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Forum: Georgia GardeningReplies: 6, Views: 56
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GG_in_Ga
Decatur, GA

November 15, 2008
05:10 PM

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Hello everyone - seeking your help!

I transplanted three tea olives at the end of October. They were moved into a wonderful raised bed with partial sun, so it seemed like the perfect spot. We have gotten decent rain since then, so they have had good water.

But I have just observed that there are several brown leaves in the center of each shrub, and I am afraid I may have killed them! They are about 4 feet tall and 3 feet wide.

Have any of you had experience with transplanting tea olives? Is this just transplant shock? Or have I really screwed up?

Any ideas?

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