Field grafting mature cedars onto decapitated trunks rarely takes. Cambial alignment is difficult; desiccation risk high. Not a practical solution.
Two of 22 dying suggests site-specific issue (drainage, root disease, gas line). Check soil moisture, drainage, and consider lab sample if more decline.
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