Four 7-year-old shrubs: two leafing, two bare with only top growth. Fertilized and lightly pruned in spring.
Multiple shrubs affected differently in same bed points to site-specific issue. Soil testing and root inspection needed.
Hire certified arborist or tree care company for soil sampling and diagnosis.
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