Paving the driveway next to your oaks severed roots on that side. The brown leaf edges on the pavement side confirm it: root loss causes canopy dieback on the same side. Up to one-third of the root system can be lost without killing the tree.
The damage is done; it won’t get worse. The tree should recover next spring if you support it now.
This fuels root regeneration and restores canopy balance.
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