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 Post subject: Sick crape myrtle
PostPosted: Fri Nov 09, 2007 5:38 pm 
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It's the first of November and all the leaves have fallen off one of my crape myrtles. Do you think it's sick? It is planted infront of a retaining wall and behind some shrubs. It has always been okay in the past. Should I just apply sick tree treatment?


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Many trees have had early leaf drop this year even though we haven't had a hard freeze yet. The STT certainly won't hurt but your tree is probably in no danger.


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Howard, do you think the early leaf drop is due to all the rain this year?

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Yes, that followed by the intense heat. Plant roots had become lazy and weak.


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