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Additional note: BSBI (scroll down to 'Biogeography') states that the true native range may be confined to SE Europe to Turkey and the Caucasus,...
Kew's Plants of the World Online has a map showing countries/regions where it occurs, but note that it does not occur throughout each region for...
Leave it for a month or two more to see what resprouts from live wood below the frost damage. Then when it is obvious what is still alive and what...
Caragana arborescens? With the new photo at full size, the leaves can be seen (just!) to be pinnate.
I've used it for growing conifer seedlings, and (as well as being ethically better) it is a vast improvement on peat. It is better draining, and...
I've taken the liberty to add the full name in the thread title to help future seaches for the plant, hope you won't mind!
Unfortunately, wet soil hinders hardiness in Rosemary; you'd do better to plant it on a well-drained mound of sandy soil. And ditto a lot of...
No - it's been one of the mildest winters on record in Britain. Think the lowest I've had here is -3°C, perhaps -4.
Most likely needs a larger – much larger – pot. Or even better, plant it out directly into the soil.
Vitog's general advice works for Laurus too. There's a good chance it is only the leaves that have been killed, the shoots and buds may be OK -...
You probably will need to cut off the branches above the sprout, but wait a month or two before you do, to see if there is any more new growth...
Thanks! Always best to go to the original sources!
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They should do OK in those conditions. You might want to think about the implications of the species being an invasive alien in your region, though.
None have reached 60 metres yet, but 35-40 metres is well within their reach ;-)...