| I have a Myrtus Luma hedge that is approximately 5 years old. Last summer, we had some 40 degree days and despite regular watering throughout the day, sections of the hedge were burnt. I cut back the burnt parts shortly after. I've taken some photos to illustrate:
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What are my chances of the hedge repairing itself and covering up the bald patches? Is it worth a shot, or am I best just using the time to grow a new hedge? |
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