Last year vigorous; now totally dark brown, no growth signs. Owner devastated.
Many causes possible; "tree autopsies" are often impossible after death. Biggest preventable issue: bark wounds from mowers/string trimmers. Bark protects against insects and diseases.
Protect trunk base from mechanical injury to encourage longevity.
Pomegranate Distorted Growth: Thrips, Light, and Water Management
Euonymus Scale: Identification and Control
Jade Plant Stem Rot: Overwatering and Fungal Disease
English Ivy Browning After Planting: Transplant Shock + Heat, Not Failure
Large Hairy Spider in Poplar Tree: Likely Wolf Spider
Big Green Caterpillar on Colonial Parkway: Luna Moth or Sphinx?
Wheelbarrow Design Ideas from a Landscaper's Perspective
Hand-Pollinating Vanilla Orchids: Step-by-Step Guide
Black Spot on Knockout Roses: Does Dyed Mulch Harm Plants?
Stabilizing a Newly Planted, Shaky Dogwood
Mystery Nepenthes from Open House: Likely maxima Hybrid, Parentage Unknown
Personal Reconnection: Armco Steel Memories and Herb Journey
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