Seven-year-old junipers in a row; five declining in two weeks. Two look perfect. One in a different area also affected. Omaha had below-normal June–July rainfall.
Water deeply: 1 inch per week during dry periods. Use a pan under the sprinkler to measure. If no rain for several days, water. Repeat weekly until rain returns.
Micro-site differences (soil depth, drainage, root competition) cause variable stress response. The healthy ones likely have better root access to moisture.
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