Two thinning at ends = likely nutrient depletion after 7 years. Fertilize all:
Same site, one fading = likely root issue (girdling root, compaction, pest). Fertilize lightly (handful 10-10-10) as trial. If no response in 4–6 weeks, dig to inspect roots.
Row planting creates competition. End trees often get less water/nutrients from runoff patterns.
Crepe myrtles respond dramatically to fertilizer. Pine needs diagnostics if fertilizer fails.
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