10-year-old, 15-ft blue spruce is spindly with 6–8″ gaps between healthy branches, dead stubs between. No care since planting.
New growth will be denser. Existing gaps won’t fill, but overall form improves. Full recovery takes years.
Fertilize now. Annual spring feeding + water = denser, healthier spruce.
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