Just in the last few days, I have noticed some of the new growth has turned brown - please see my pics.

What could be causing this? I don't want to lose it.

Please help.

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A possible solution is to deep water, flushing the salts from the root zone, allowing the soil to dry a little before the next watering. Deep watering less often is preferable to frequent light waterings. Hold off the fertilizing until autumn, only use one that is suitable for native plants with minimum phosphorus. If the drainage is an issue plan to dig the plant up and replant in a raised mound. Pick a cooler run of weather to do this.

1. Never fertilise! Ever
2. Mulch
3. It should be on its way to having its roots down and establishing itself and won't need watering unless we get drought. If you do water it make sure it is a deep water.

I have clay soil and have mounded mine as well

As long as I remember to water them occasionally it does not seem to have any long term effects as new leaves soon replace them as more buds errupt.