After the 2007 Easter freeze, Japanese maples pushed a second flush of red leaves that then browned and fell. Expert Norm Mittleider explains: the tree exhausted energy reserves producing the second flush, leaving stems vulnerable to dieback and sunburn.
Photos courtesy of Norm Mittleider, Art of Pruning.


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