JReich2609
New Member
Hi there,
We recently (about a month or two ago) purchased two Japanese Hornbeam trees and planted them in the backyard. Part of the reason why we choose this particular tree is that it does well it wet soil which tends to be a problem in the winter months where it is placed. There "appear" to be a yellower color then they should be or at least that I think they should be. Is this color change normal for a Japanese Hornbeam, and if not, is there any recommendations on what we should do to make the plant happier?
Also just be a little too sensitive and they may be fine. Just looking for some input.
Many thanks!
We recently (about a month or two ago) purchased two Japanese Hornbeam trees and planted them in the backyard. Part of the reason why we choose this particular tree is that it does well it wet soil which tends to be a problem in the winter months where it is placed. There "appear" to be a yellower color then they should be or at least that I think they should be. Is this color change normal for a Japanese Hornbeam, and if not, is there any recommendations on what we should do to make the plant happier?
Also just be a little too sensitive and they may be fine. Just looking for some input.
Many thanks!
