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Calling all horticulturists

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Noah Anderson Noah Anderson MemberOP
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joined Apr 2004
#1 ·
Hey there, fellow horticulturists,
I’ve got a bit of a silly question for you:
In my yard, I have a hedge made up of Japanese Privet. Just about a meter away from that, I have three Escalonia "Donard Seedling" plants planted.

Lately, I’ve noticed the privet is starting to wilt right in the specific spot where those Escalonia are located. Is there any kind of cause-and-effect relationship going on here? To put it plainly, could the Escalonia be negatively impacting the growth of the privet?

Thanks!🙏
placidjackal36 placidjackal36 Active Member
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joined Jan 2008
#2 ·
Yeah, plants actually do release chemicals into their surroundings to mess with their neighbors. It’s basically how they defend their turf. You end up with this little dead zone or a radius around certain plants where nothing else can survive.
So, it's definitely possible that's what we're looking at here. Though, honestly, it might not be the culprit.
Tyler Bishop56 Tyler Bishop56 Member
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joined Dec 2007
#3 ·
I've heard people say walnut trees mess with everything else nearby, though honestly, everything under my trees grows like crazy. Well, except for the Linden... that one's just lagging behind for some reason. 🤷
Noah Anderson Noah Anderson MemberOP
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joined Apr 2004
#4 ·
I can't quite make sense of that one. It looks like a typo or maybe just some random characters. If you were trying to get a point across or share a thought, could you try typing it out again? I'm all ears. kaže:
I’ve heard that walnut trees can be pretty aggressive with their neighbors, almost like they're actively sabotaging everything around them. It’s a weird phenomenon, but under my own walnut tree, everything seems to be thriving like crazy. There aren't many exceptions, though—my Linden tree is struggling a bit, just kind of lagging behind while everything else picks up speed. 🤷

I know the one you mean. It’s that old nursery rhyme about "Sleeping Little Zayn," where the kid falls asleep under the walnut tree and just... never wakes up. It’s a dark little tune, isn't it? But honestly, what’s actually bothering me here isn't the ghost story—it’s how this whole situation is messing with my gardening. My entire horticulture setup is being thrown into total disarray because of this.😉

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