Summer planting of large evergreens causes shock. Yellow/brown spots may be pre-existing disease or transport burn. 3 dead in 2 months = likely transplant shock + heat.
Diagnosing and Treating Browning Fraser Firs and Cedar Trees
Green Moss-Like Growth on Pomegranate Twigs: Harmless Lichens, Not Disease
Lichens on Trees: Harmless Indicators of Stress, Not Killers
Cottonless Cottonwood Sparse Foliage: First-Year Root Establishment
Mushrooms on Confined Urban Oaks: What Those Cold-Weather Fungi Mean
Transplanting Large Thuja (Arborvitae): Pro Equipment Needed
Magnolia Stress in Galveston: Semi-Evergreen Leaf Drop, High-P Fertilizer for Blooms
Robins in Garden: Netting Berries, Feeding Seed Elsewhere
Assessing Survival of Transplanted Trees and Shrubs After One Year
Phototropic Lean in Green Giant Arborvitae: Staking Limitations
Date, Fig & Coconut Trees: All Palms?
Thuja Green Giant Near Cinderblock Wall: Roots Safe, Branches Will Touch
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