Browning on newly planted Leyland cypress often signals moisture stress—roots haven't spread beyond the original ball, needing daily watering. Spider mites (check for webbing) or diseases (fungal) can also cause browning. For accurate diagnosis, take a sample (brown margin + healthy tissue) to a nursery or cooperative extension.
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