Canker on fern

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Omi

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Hi I have a fern sort of tree in my front yard. 2 Years ago when I bought the house, this tree was in excellent health as can be seen from the photo from 2 years ago. I am a complete novice when it comes to maintaining a garden and all i know is to water the garden. I didnt understand what was happening to the tree untill it reached a stage it is now. I dont know for sure whether it is canker or not, but the tree is not in good condition as can be seen from the photos. I am looking for ways to revive the tree and am ready for the work involved. Please...Any suggestions are welcome....
 

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Unfortunately your Chamaecyparis (false cypress) is toast. The 2 yr old pic shows the tree with a dead crown. The decline most likely originated from the soil, roots & or root collar many years ago. Now that an opportunistic pathogen is having it's way with your tree, reversing the death spiral is very unlikely.
 
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