Your 10-year-old lilacs and Schubert chokecherries were bobcat-dug and replanted last May after regrading. They’re blooming but have smaller leaves. Need more info to diagnose:
They lost roots; water is critical. If weather was harsh and irrigation insufficient, small leaves are a stress response. Not necessarily fatal yet.
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