Four 7-ft Emerald Green arborvitae (Home Depot, cheap) planted near fence, full sun, Omaha NE (alkaline soil). Root balls rock-hard. Watering daily + Osmocote. Saving them?
Switch to soaker hose, 2–3 hrs, 2–3×/week for deep penetration.
Spring or fall only. Summer planting = high stress. These may always struggle.
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