Mature cherry had roots cut on one side 3.5 weeks ago. Leaves went limp, stayed green 3 weeks, now yellow/brown falling. Alive?
Scrape bark on upper branches: green = alive; brown = dead. Work down. If all brown, tree dead.
Remove promptly to prevent pathogen spread.
Check cambium. Probably dead. Cherries don’t tolerate root loss. Remove if no green found.
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