> Yeah I would wait until the hot weather was over and then give them a
> bit of a tidy up, and feed with a native fertiliser. Do you have
> frosts in your area? I live in the south east of south australia and
> Lilly Pilly's struggle with the frosts. Have given up on them.
> On Feb 4, 1:26 pm, Wendy McWilliams <we...@wmcpr.com.au> wrote:
> > I hope someone can help with this query please.
> > I have two Lilly Pillies, one 1.5 metres tall and the other about 2
> > metres high.
> > Both copped it badly with our high temps last week and the leaves are
> > burnt (brown) and the stems look sizzled as well. It's not all over
> > the plant, but at least 50%.
> > What should I do? leave them and do nothing and wait to see where the
> > new growth comes, then take of the dead leaves, or prune it now,
> > removing all the brown leaves & branches?
> > This link shows the two plants and the extent of the damage (go to
> > photo gallery):www.wendy6.bigblog.com.au
> > Many thanks
> > Wendy McWilliams
> > Glen Waverley VIC
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