Canadian Red chokecherries (2+ years) dried leaves after dry winds. New sod/sprinkler system waters 2× daily for 30 min. Branch tips show green growth despite dead leaves.
Chokecherries (Rose family) are fungal-prone. Watering 2× daily causes waterlogged soil → root suffocation or fungal disease. Defoliation = stress response.
Trees often refoliate after stress-induced leaf drop if roots survive.
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