A Southern California gardener has Leyland cypress on a slope: two at base growing slowly, two near top and two at base now yellowing after two years.
Ed Gulliksen cites multiple possible causes (root issues, irrigation, soil variation, disease) requiring on-site diagnosis. Recommends ISA-certified arborist for visual inspection and targeted treatment plan.
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