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Interior browning on Chamaecyparis (?)
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<blockquote data-quote="Urban Forester" data-source="post: 2154070" data-attributes="member: 8274"><p>Yep, you're right... Thats good news! I should've looked closer, dead is brown, budbreak/elongation is maroon. Removal of the brown should let you know overall health. They develop a natural "haunted" (open) look as they mature. It's something homeowners aren't told when they buy them and can come as a shock. I would say though that this is a bit more than "standard" and soil conditions, both water-wise and ph could play a role.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Urban Forester, post: 2154070, member: 8274"] Yep, you're right... Thats good news! I should've looked closer, dead is brown, budbreak/elongation is maroon. Removal of the brown should let you know overall health. They develop a natural "haunted" (open) look as they mature. It's something homeowners aren't told when they buy them and can come as a shock. I would say though that this is a bit more than "standard" and soil conditions, both water-wise and ph could play a role. [/QUOTE]
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