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By Wendymoon10

Devon, United Kingdom

My tree fern has made no growth at all this year and assume it has been severely damaged by extreme frosts last winter. Is there any chance that it could regrow if protected this coming winter? The frond loops appeared but never grew. Any info would be much appreciated. Thanks. Wendy N.Devon


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  • Question asked on 4 Oct, 2010

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seaburngirl
Seaburngirl
 

well you have nothing to lose wendy. so give it a go. I suspect it has died though.

4 Oct, 2010

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