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Burlap Left on Weeping Cherry Root Ball: Replant Immediately

The Problem

Burlap (especially treated) wicks moisture away from roots and impedes root expansion. Browning leaves = drought stress despite watering.

Fix

Dig up tree.
Remove all burlap, twine, wire.
Replant in hole 2× root ball width.
Mulch 3 inches, water 1 inch every other day for 2 weeks, then every 3rd day.

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