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Sounds like one of the grafts has failed. A good garden centre should replace it because it is not something you did. Can you take it back and get a replacement?
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With a coldframe you can lift the top verying amounts according to the temperature. You can do this with polytunnels but the problem is - what do you do on a hot windy day. The seedlings will get hot if you keep the polytunnel closed, but if you lift up the sides tehre is a danger it will blow away, so you need to be more vigilant.
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Sorbus cashmiriana would be a great little tree - max 12 ft, white flowers, big white berries - lovely autumn foliage. Fine planted 10 ft away from the house.
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My first reaction would be to suspect that they let it dry out totally, and watered it again before you bought it, in which case I would take it back, as I would not put a bet on it surviving.
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Sorry to be a pedant but can someone correct the spelling of ''Occassions'' please!
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Take 5" semi ripe cuttings in September, rooting powder, polythene bag, outside in a sheltered spot or under staging in greenhouse - root within 6 weeks - quite easy.
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From the sound of it the stumps are still there - it has been coppiced - and like lots of trees (birch, rowans) they will send up lots of shoots forever more unless you do something heavyweight. Glyphosate on leaf shoots will wear them down but it will take quite a while and repeated applications, as they have big reserves of energy in the roots. You could speed things up by hacking the top of each stump with a hatchet and sprinkling Root Out crystals into the slits and covering with a plastic shopping
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Hi Pananne, They are difficult. Bottom heat, constant misting in a propagator. I really wouldn't attempt it unless you have experience of this sort of propagation.
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