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Overwatered Holmstrup Arborvitae and Skyrocket Juniper

Yellowing from Too Much Water

Soaker hose every other day = waterlogged soil. Roots rot, foliage yellows/browns. Same symptoms as drought.

Fix

Water 1 in. weekly (pan under soaker).
Check soil: dry 3 in. down before watering.
Mulch 3 in. to stabilize moisture.

Junipers especially hate wet feet. Reduce frequency immediately.

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