Leaf curl and dryness on older leaves, with new growth emerging, is classic transplant stress in summer heat. Willows need abundant water.
Curled leaves won't recover but will drop in fall. New growth signals life. Adjust watering; tree will establish by next year.
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Reviving a Struggling Weeping Cherry: Fertilize and Monitor
Weeping Cherry Leaf Spots: Fungal Disease Management
Weeping Willow Borer Infestation: Identification and Treatment
Pruning an Overgrown Weeping Cherry
Weeping Willow Near House & Drain: Root Concerns & Growth Regulators
Branch Dieback in Weeping Cherry: Prune and Monitor
Transplanted Weeping Willow Not Growing: Likely Dead
Treating Borers in a Weeping Cherry Tree
Bacterial Gummosis in Weeping Cherry
Weeping Cherry Pruning After Bad Topping: Recovery Strategy
Willow Leaf Galls: Identifying and Managing Gall Insect Infestations
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