5-ft arborvitae (planted last year) survived NJ winter but bottom 1-2 ft dying. Along 18-inch knee wall, 1-2 ft from wall. Planned community—possible lawn herbicide exposure.
Request photo showing line of plants with dead bottoms. Check with maintenance: herbicide name, application timing. Synchronized browning suggests chemical exposure.
Preventing Mosquito Breeding in Carnivorous Plant Water Trays
Immediate Repotting of Dormant Plant-of-the-Month Club Shipments
Squirrel Deterrence for Carnivorous Plants and Slow-Waking Purple Pitcher Plants
Emergency Winter Protection for Frozen Carnivorous Plants
Catastrophic Greenhouse Overheating: Assessing Plant Survival After 125°F Exposure
Caladiums: Seasonal Color, Not Year‑Round Houseplants
Mealybug Control on Indoor Plants and Dracaena 'Janet Craig' Care
Why a Peperomia Suddenly Collapses: The Dangers of Overwatering Succulents
Ants on Outdoor Plants, Christmas Cactus Outside, Poinsettia Color
Grow Light Spectrum for Cactus, Peppers, and Ficus Bonsai
Indoor Palm Bad Odor: Diagnose Source (Rot, Animal, Bloom)
Bougainvillea Aggressive Growth: Prune to Contain, Not Invasive
Snake Plant Recovery After Freeze Damage: Pruning and Regrowth
Florida Garden Planting Guide: Perennials for North, South, East, West Exposures
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