By B135mh1
United Kingdom
Recent high winds have blown over one of my cordylines (approx 6ft trunk) in a raised bed. I have tied it to a fence for now, but has anyone got any ideas, thoughts on what can be done please?
Someone has suggested planting it deeper?
- 2 Nov, 2009
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How heartbreaking for you. You need to stake it, two stakes one either side of the tree and a good distance out. Then fasten planking wrapped in cloth to front and back so it is literally touching the tree at about 3 foot high. Leave in place until the tree is growing away next Spring. Burying more deeply is not advisable.
2 Nov, 2009