Question: Four raywood ash in Phoenix. Two good, one okay, one leafless but has buds. Dead or cold-stressed?
Normal. Hardwoods like ash drop leaves in winter. Genetic variation means some drop earlier. Wait for spring bud-break—tree is likely fine.
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