Arborvitae in N. Ohio clay soil, half-day sun, hold water. Tall but not bushy. Missed spring fertilizer.
Drill 6–8 holes in root zone with bulb planter on drill. Backfill with high-organic topsoil. Creates drainage columns, improves root zone over time. Limit watering 1 year. Fertilize spring.
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