Oklahoma clay soil; 4-ft weeping redbud planted by nursery, leaves brown and shriveled in 2 weeks.
Tree needs lots of water to establish. Water every other day at medium drip for 15–30 min, soaking 2 ft radius. Not soggy, but near that. Continue for 2 months, then twice weekly. Redbud is native and drought-tolerant once established.
Will likely re-leaf this year if not dead. Clay soil holds water—don't overdo, but don't let dry.
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