Planting in 90–95°F weather guarantees transplant shock. Leaf curl is the tree reducing water loss. You planted correctly—hole, mulch, compost—but timing is the issue.
Tree may drop leaves but can survive if roots stay moist. Fall planting is ideal for deciduous trees.
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