White stucco reflects intense UV and heat, scorching the foliage on that side only. This is a classic "south/west wall burn" pattern.
Damaged foliage won't recover, but new growth will emerge if roots survive. The tree may remain asymmetrical. Consider:
Early June planting before a heat wave compounded stress. Fall planting avoids this.
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