50-year-old cherry: dead leaf clumps hanging, all green leaves holey, green moss on trunk/branches.
Bacterial disease (apple family: cherry, pear, rose, photinia). Leaves look burned. Moss/lichens indicate decline.
Recovery unlikely but possible—some trees persist. Good luck.
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