Two spring-planted flowering dogwoods suddenly wilting—classic transplant shock. Dogwoods prefer semi-shade; full sun causes stress. Root systems can't yet support canopy.
If planted correctly and watered consistently, dogwoods recover and thrive. Wilting is a survival response, not death.
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