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HI,
In November I purchased three blueberry bushes. I left them in their existing pots over winter and planted them in larger pots in the spring (early March).
Two from three have taken really well and are thriving (little white "bells" all over the bush). However the third bush has shown no sign of life. Admittedly it was planted out a few weeks later, but I was hoping for a few sprouts of 'life'.
The question is, do I concede defeat and admit I've murdered one of the bushes or hold out hope for recovery a little longer?
In November I purchased three blueberry bushes. I left them in their existing pots over winter and planted them in larger pots in the spring (early March).
Two from three have taken really well and are thriving (little white "bells" all over the bush). However the third bush has shown no sign of life. Admittedly it was planted out a few weeks later, but I was hoping for a few sprouts of 'life'.
The question is, do I concede defeat and admit I've murdered one of the bushes or hold out hope for recovery a little longer?
Also, if you can snap off a stem and there is no green, the chances are it is dead 
the plants have got Blueberry stem blight.
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