10-year-old sour cherry produced no fruit, is dying. Other yard plants (except hollies) show similar symptoms. Owner used pesticide but not near cherry.
Multiple species affected suggests environmental cause, not disease. Lawn "weed and feed" fertilizers containing herbicide are a common culprit — they damage broadleaf trees. Liquid herbicides are generally safer around trees.
Identify what was applied to the lawn. If herbicide-containing fertilizer was used, deep watering may help flush residues. Avoid future use of broadleaf herbicides near tree root zones.
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