Ferns on a large rural oak (near Weyerhaeuser forest) are crispy despite rain; oak leaves sparse and tiny.
Contact county Agricultural Extension office for an on-site visit. An arborist can assess herbicide symptoms, root health, and oak-specific issues (e.g., oak decline, borers) that remote diagnosis cannot.
Expert insight provided by Steve.
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