Owner of a 100-150 year old oak with dying branches and unhealthy leaves seeks a "food" to save it.
Do not use "Weed and Feed" lawn fertilizer near the tree. It contains herbicide that will kill the oak.
Large trees need large fertilizer quantities; split applications prevent burn.
Green Flat Fungus on Oak Trunk: Likely Lichens—Harmless, but Photo Needed for Certainty
Sycamore Roots and Utility Lines: High Risk, Consider Removal
Giant Oak Decay Fungus: Conk Management for Veteran Tree
Diagnosing Sudden Decline in a 45-Year-Old Ponderosa Pine
Red Oak Bark Splits After Record Rain: Normal Growth Response
How to Determine the Age of a Large Oak Tree
100-Year-Old Heirloom Fern Decline: Watering, Humidity, and Repotting
Is Your Old White Oak Tree Healthy? Understanding Loose Bark and Fern Growth
Weeping Willow White Foam: Natural Defense and Atomic Grow Support
Assessing a Storm-Damaged Red Oak: Signs of Decline and Recovery Steps
Century-Old Dogwood Decline: Fertilizer Helps, But Age Wins
Saving an Old Oak from Borer Worms and Carpenter Ants
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