Four Holmstrup arborvitae (planted June 2007) formed seeds, now have yellowing, dying leaves, scraggly droopy tops. Nursery couldn't diagnose.
Given multiple plants and no insects, environmental stress is more likely than fungal disease. Check soil drainage, watering history, and root health.
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