Alberta spruces with dead back sides—often blamed on winter—are frequently mite-damaged. Mites cause interior browning that mimics winter burn.
Existing fertilizer regime is adequate. These slow growers take years to refill. Do not add more fertilizer spikes.
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Sooty Mold on Shrubs: Fall Cleanup and Winter Strengthening
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