Q&A – Why are my burning bushes (nandina) losing their leaves?
Question:
Why are my burning bushes (nandina) losing their leaves?
Answer:
There are several reasons this could be happening. It is possible the roots have been too wet and are rotting. It could also be the result of an extremely cold winter. UT Extension Agent Lee Sammons says you should cut out the dead parts of the plant. In the spring apply some fertilizer to encourage growth.
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Why are my burning bushes (nandina) losing their leaves?
Answer:
There are several reasons this could be happening. It is possible the roots have been too wet and are rotting. It could also be the result of an extremely cold winter. UT Extension Agent Lee Sammons says you should cut out the dead parts of the plant. In the spring apply some fertilizer to encourage growth.
Related Videos:
What is the best fertilizer for blush nandina?
Pruning Nandina
Related Resources:
Nandina Fact Sheet
Nandina, Heavenly Bamboo (Nandina domestica)