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New Wisteria and Japanese Maples Dropping Leaves: Transplant Shock

Leaf drop 5 weeks after planting is transplant shock. Wisteria shows new growth—good sign. Maples: water frequently but ensure drainage, side‑dress with composted manure. They should leaf out in a few weeks.

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