A 20-foot tree moved in summer with daily watering is likely suffering from transplant shock and overwatering. Large trees need a massive root ball (9–12 inches width per inch trunk diameter; 6 inches depth per inch) and a strict watering regime.
Transplant in early spring or fall. Prepare the new hole first. Protect root ball with burlap. Water consistently but not excessively.
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