Ortho weed killer applied near trees/shrubs in spring, followed by decline during drought, suggests herbicide uptake by roots. Many lawn herbicides (e.g., 2,4-D, dicamba) move in soil and are absorbed by woody plant roots.
Never use broadleaf herbicides near tree/shrub root zones. Spot-treat weeds instead.
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