Jobes evergreen spikes = concentrated fertilizer salt in one spot. Roots hit salt zone → burn → foliage browning. Spikes don't match root distribution.
Roots grow outward; spikes create toxic hot spots. Winter application worsens burn (roots less active, salts concentrate).
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