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Second View of Borer-Infested Tree

Confirmation

Additional photo confirms borer damage: sap flow, bark wounds. Same treatment: Merit trunk spray + 10-10-10 fertilization.

Tree 2 (from previous)

Likely Hypoxylon canker; fertilize to support remaining vigor.

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