Four 6-ft crape myrtles transplanted last fall. Three leafed out 3 weeks ago. Fourth is alive (green cambium, flexible branches) but no leaves. Root stimulator didn't help.
Fertilize to force bud break. Wait 2–3 more weeks. If no growth, it may be a total loss despite live wood.
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