The “weed and feed” lawn product contains a broadleaf herbicide that trees absorb through roots, causing leaf scorch, yellowing, and dieback. The trunk scar suggests secondary borer attack on the stressed tree.
Recovery is uncertain but possible if the root system survives.
Liquidambar (Sweetgum) Fruit Control: Not Feasible
Liquidambar (Sweetgum) Seed and Cutting Propagation Guide
Preventing Liquidambar Seed Pods: Florel Growth Regulator Application
Maple Leaking from Woodpecker Holes: Sapsucker Damage
Sweetgum Removal in Tight Space: Stump Treatment and Replanting
Linden Tree Care: Gall Mites, Leaf Issues, and Treatment Options
Catalpa Near New Pavement: Monitor for Root/Canopy Conflict
Transplanted Chinese Maple Losing New Sprouts: Root Shock
Mystery Tree Identified: Royal Paulownia (Princess Tree)
Dogwood Tree Not Blooming? Lawn Chemicals May Be the Culprit
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