By Joeywebbo
South Yorkshire,
United Kingdom 
scorched mountain ash: a neighbor has had a garden fire gone out of control and cause some damage, one casualty is a pink Rowan. Although the flames haven't touched it,the leaves have all shriveled and turned brown. Is there any hope of a recovery or is it a case of chop it back and see if new growth appears?
25 Jun, 2011
Answers
thanks bulbaholic. and thanks also to those of you who replied to my question about the well. I posted my thanks in the wrong place last time. hope you saw it anyway :). Not used to the gardening thing or the tecno stuff... Cheers!
25 Jun, 2011
Leave it alone for now. With luck it is just the leaves that have been scorched and the twigs and branches are OK. See how it comes back next year and then prune out any dead bits.
25 Jun, 2011