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Transplant dappled willow = death??
I just transplanted a dappled willow from a pot to the ground and it is really starting to wilt! I wanna save my little guy!!! What should I do? I've tried watering quite a bit... thinking it was in transplant shock, but it doesn't seem to be...
bouncing back. Should I cut back on watering? The base is still very very green, but the white willow tips are yellow and droopy!