Your 20-year-old Chinese weeping elm has thinned and developed dead limbs after several years of “Weed & Feed” lawn fertilizer. The herbicide component (broadleaf weed killer) is taken up by tree roots and causes decline.
Sorry—there’s no antidote, only dilution and time.
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