Twisted Corkscrew help, please!

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  1. bellapinkpink

    bellapinkpink Apprentice Gardener

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    I've had a twisted corkscrew in a pot for some years but it has never grown. Still has a few green leaves at this time of year, but how can I make it flourish!?
     
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    Hi Bella, and welcome to the site. A corkscrew what? Hazel or Salix?
     
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    Hi David,

    my apologies, I'm new to all this, gardening too! it's a Hazel.
     
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    Bella, it probably needs repotting. This should be done every 2 to 3 years for any plants growing in containers. It should also be fed at least once a week with something such as Phostrogen or Miraclegrow.:thumb:
     
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    Thank you David. Any special compost? Could I plant it in the ground?
     
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