Georgia Gardening: Trasplanted Tea Olives, now have brown leaves! Dying? , 0 by bugme

bugme wrote:
I've not transplanted any myself so, cannot answer you. I have four of them in various spots, three in semi-shade, one at the base of the deck that gets full sun until about 2pm and it is the healthiest one of all. This is one of my favorite shrubs and it does not require a lot of TLC, just keeps on blooming. I just learned from one of Walter Reeves shows, tea olives bloom in months with an "R" which is most of the year. Hopefully, it is just transplant shock. Good luck with them.