Question
I have three flowering plum trees in my back yard in Southern California that are usually thickly covered with leaves.  The past two years two of the trees have not had many leaves, to the point that you can see through them.  Is there any special treatment to insure that the trees get full again?

Thanks...

Answer
George,

The only advice I can give since I can not see the trees, soil, etc. is to make sure they are recieving adequate irrigation, fertilization, pest control.  The trees may benefit from selective pruning from a certified arborist.

That is about as specific as I can get.  You really should consult a professional in your area.

Good luck

Gary