Three 7–8 foot Colorado blue spruces moved last fall now show browning lower limbs in March. Normal or problem?
Lower needle shed is common after transplanting—roots can't support full canopy. As long as new growth appears at branch tips, the tree is establishing.
Expect some lower thinning. Recovery depends on root regeneration.
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