Maples planted October 2008 in heavy clay show red/brown leaves by summer 2009. Suspected overwatering, but the real issue may be planting hole glazing—smooth hole walls create a "pot" trapping roots and water.
If roots haven't expanded beyond the original ball, the tree is effectively containerized in-ground. Waterlogged or dry conditions in the "pot" cause decline.
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