Hebe Shrub Care...New Gardener

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    Richard91 Apprentice Gardener

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    Hello all. Moved house last year and planted these in September when they were in flower. I am wondering if they are meant to be like this around March/April, whether they arnt in the best bill of health or simply waiting to spring back into life again in the coming weeks. Many thanks for your upcoming advice.
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    They look like they have had a hard time of it over winter.
    Has it been cold where you are?

    I'd trim back the dead bits and wait, they should respond as the weather warms up.
     
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    I would say more wet than cold!

    Ok il try and give that a go. I have put some flower bed feed to try and give a bit of a boost! Anything else you recommend to treat with?
     
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    pete Growing a bit of this and a bit of that....

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    Cant really think of anything, but its been a mild winter.
    Did they get water logged?
    Just wonder if a hardier variety might work better, the variegated ones are a bit more tender.
     
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