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Crabapple Transplant Shock: Leaf Loss and Recovery

Water and Mulch for Survival

Month-old transplant lost all leaves = shock. Mulch 3 inches, water 1 inch weekly (pan method). Survival depends on root ball integrity during move. Follow transplant guidelines for future moves.

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