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Fire-Scorched Maple Trees: Poor Prognosis

Q: Eight-year-old maples scorched at base by controlled burn. Will they recover?

A: Low hope. Fire likely boiled sap under bark. Trees will die slowly. Keep watered in summer for best chance.

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