Chitalpa Dieback: Prune Dead, Encourage Basal Sprouts

Chitalpa with Dead Top Growth but Live Base

Cut off dead branches. Basal sprouts will grow quickly from established roots. Monitor; if no improvement in a season, consider replacement.

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