Flying dragon rootstock

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jakfruit etiquette says... They are deciduous, so dropping leaves over winter is normal. They are also a little later to flush in spring than many other deciduous trees.	About the Author jakfruit etiquette vic 16th September 2016 8:23pm #UserID: 5133 Posts: 915 View All jakfruit etiquette's Edible Fruit Trees
Seedydragon starts with ... Hi I have a flying dragon rootstock in a pot in Brisbane. It is only a young tree (less than 2) and over winter it has dropped all its leaves. The stem remains green. Is the plant going to come back in spring or should it go in the compost? Is there anything I should do to help it along?	About the Author Seedydragon 4172 14th September 2016 7:50pm #UserID: 14591 Posts: 1 View All Seedydragon's Edible Fruit Trees
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Joel15 says... They are deciduous but none of mine in Adelaide, or the Adelaide Hills for that matter lost their leaves, they just went dark purple. Maybe because they're still fairly young. I wouldn't worry, you should have new leaves emerging soon!	About the Author Joel15 PARKSIDE,5063,SA 17th September 2016 8:45am #UserID: 14299 Posts: 66 View All Joel15's Edible Fruit Trees
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