A homeowner applied weed-and-feed twice to fix dog urine spots. The willow's leaves dried up and fell, but slight green is returning. They ask if the fertilizer hurt the tree.
Weed-and-feed contains broadleaf herbicide that damages trees. Dog urine near the trunk can also cause yellowing. Normal fertilizer without herbicide is safe.
Never use weed-and-feed under tree canopies.
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