Alfred's Korean dogwood: leaves brown at tips after blooming, progressing up leaf through summer. Not profuse flowering. New growth unaffected.

Steve identified classic drought stress on shallow-rooted dogwood. Tip/edge browning = dry/hot/windy conditions.
Dogwoods' shallow roots make them drought indicators. New growth unaffected because it emerges after spring rains; older leaves show cumulative stress.
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