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Green Giant Arborvitae Freeze and Transplant Shock

Brown Branches from Cold + Planting Stress

9 Green Giants planted April, then freeze. Brown branches = freeze + shock. Partial shade OK. Water 1 inch weekly (pan method) during dry spells. They'll grow out of it.

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