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About Edward Gulliksen
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I can help to diagnose any Tree and Shrub related problem, whether it be a disease or insect infestation.

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I am an ISA Certified Arborist, Consulting Arborist and a licensed NYS Pesticide Applicator.

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Shrubs - Texas Sage


Expert: Edward Gulliksen - 7/27/2007

Question
We have a row of 12 Texas Sage that are almost 6 years old. One of the end shrubs just up and died (lost leaves and became a stick). A couple of others are not looking well. They are watered by sprinkler system twice a week and have begonias underneath. Do you have any suggestions?

Answer
JIm,

Sage does not like alot of water, as a matter of fact, they do better if they are watered infrequently. I would recommend having a local tree care company inspect the plants and the site and make recommendations on their future care.

Good luck,
Ed Gulliksen

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