By Chris72
Berkshire, United Kingdom
I have a horse chestnut sapling which was a spliced sapling when bought. It's about 3/4 years old-cant say exactly,only been here 3years, at the moment its about 1metre high with a few buds.When do I feed it and how do I look after it generally?
- 25 Mar, 2012
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Thank you very much,sounds like I might leave it year and uproot later on, I must say it doesn't look all that good anyway! Thanks again.
25 Mar, 2012
Two years ago we had leaf miner on both horse chestnuts in the field I sent a sample to the research centre, they don,t think it will damage the trees as such, just not look very attractive, in fact last year the leaves and flowers were quite normal until late on in the season. The trees are not particularly old.....about 20 years and growing very big now
25 Mar, 2012
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Have a long think before going any further as it will certainly end up with Horse chestnut leaf miner - Cameraria ohridella, and will not be a pretty sight. Although you will be able to spray for a while, it will eventually get too big to deal with.
25 Mar, 2012