To determine why a 40-year-old pink dogwood in full sun has only two-petal blooms, I need:
- Last fertilization date and type.
- Recent insect history (scale? check leaf undersides for white fuzz, black sooty mold).
- Trunk inspection for borer holes.
- Photos of bark, leaves, branches, and soil base.
Nutrient imbalance, scale infestation, borer damage, or environmental stress could all reduce flower quality. Provide the requested details for a targeted plan.
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