Help to id problem...

[Mark lanark]

Looking to see if anyone can help id the problem with these Lylandii I planted back in feb. All doing well (approx 200) apart from a few starting to go like this photo? Anything I can do to stop it progressing etc. Many thanks. Mark 

[David Lawrence 88]

Fresh growth been frosted ?

[Mark lanark]

Thanks for your reply. We did have a few night of minus temps, I take it they will recover with new growth? 

[Paul in the woods]

Any chance they've dried out too much? It's been weeks since we've had any serious rain down here in Devon.

[Mark lanark]

Thanks Paul, “unfortunately” I’m in central Scotland in wet ground and it’s not been that dry recently, we had snow 2 nights ago, this time last year at the start of lockdown we had 7 weeks of almost completely dry scorching weather, not this year unfortunately. 

 

[Paul in the woods]

The other thing could be wind scorch? I'm have various Scots pines and at this time of year one the windward side they are very brown and scorched. They do recover though when (if) spring arrives.

[drinksloe]

Really could be any off the above or all off them to different degrees.

 

Even in wet areas surprising how small local areas could dry out esp with a new plant.

 

Could it even be too wet? But would have to very waterlogged, but barley and wheat will go yellow when water logged or under stress

[Stubby]

On 15/04/2021 at 20:48, Paul in the woods said:

Any chance they've dried out too much? It's been weeks since we've had any serious rain down here in Devon.

Don't worry , that will change soon enough 😁

[Khriss]

Whats yr soil under them? K