Hi, I am a transplant from NYC and have lived with my family here in Melbourne for 5 years. So it is safe to say that I am a newbie gardener! I recently inherited a beautiful but sort of over grown garden. I have been tirelessly researching forums like this and learning heaps. My wife lovingly calls it "plant-porn". In an effort to consolidate some plants, I transplanted some Mexican orange blossom to a sunnier patch on the side of the house. I painstakingly dug up as much of the root ball as possible and moved it to it"s new home with a manure/soil mix and a bit of slow release and watered in. I will have to admit, it was about to bloom so I may have lost this seasons flowers, but I am ok with that as there are plenty more plants. My issue is the leaves seem to have gone a bit limp, not as bad as a
Hydrangea in high summer but definitely not perky. I will water in again today with seasol, but any further advice in saving my C. Ternata would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, Chris