Four Thuja 'Emerald Green' planted May in Carolinas. All turning brown. Service says root ball not broken up, spring planting wrong (only fall). Owner asks truth.
Circling roots from left-on burlap cause decline. Removing wrap lets roots spread. "Breaking" damages roots.
Evergreens: plant up to 4 weeks after deciduous leaf-out IF watered adequately.
Brown likely from insufficient water, not timing or root ball "breaking."
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