Three 15-ft Norway spruce + one river birch planted mid-July in wet/muddy soil. Birch yellowed, dropped leaves, new buds forming. Owner asks watering and prognosis.
Birch refoliating = good sign. Spruce tough. Summer planting risky but recoverable with careful moisture management.
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