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Bloodgood Japanese Maple Winter Dieback: Check for Life

3-year Bloodgood: leaves browned last fall, didn't drop. Spring: no growth, brown leaves attached.

Test

Scratch bark on small twigs with fingernail/knife—green = alive. Check several. Over next 2–3 weeks, watch for new growth. If none, replace.

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