Texas Gardening: JM's for Texas FULL SUN?, 0 by crowellli

crowellli wrote:
I have two JM's. One is about 10 years old and the other is 2 years old. The oldest is planted in a large pot and gets full sun until about 1:00 pm. I've not had any problems with it. In the past it's been in full sun until later in the day and it did have leaf scorch, but didn't hurt the tree. The other 2 year old is in the ground. It's in full sun almost all day. It is just now starting to have a little leaf scorch on the edges of the leaves but still looks good. The two types I have are Kamagata (in pot) and Atropurpureum in ground.