14-year-old weeping mulberry at childcare center: leaned, split in storm, replanted/straightened when dormant. Now dormant again with 8-inch split at base (2 in deep), fungus inside. Trunk loose when shaken. Buds swelling.
If foliage full/green after leaf-out, tree OK. Fertilize 10-10-10 at 1 lb/inch diameter (before rain) to boost health. Expect thinner canopy first year from transplant stress.
Don't fill cavity. Let tree compartmentalize.
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