A professionally planted, two‑year‑old golden rain tree bloomed both years, then a small area yellowed and died in a dry summer. The next spring it showed no life at all. The expert asks for planting date, bloom history, bark damage, and photos. Drought stress usually affects the whole canopy, not a small patch. Possible causes: mechanical bark injury (thin bark), root issues, or vascular disease. More info needed for diagnosis.
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