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I'm not completely sure what you mean, but I planted this tree probably 8-9 years ago and it was maybe only 5 feet tall. I'm not an expert, but I dug a very big hole in comparison to the tree and replaced the bad soil with good. I also used my fingers to loosen the soil around the roots before...

Thanks for all the replies! I can't find the paperwork, but the expert from Davey says he's been treating trees like this in the area for over a decade due to our poor soil. But I'll call him and see what he's using just to be safe.

Davey tree came out and said the problem is a combination of chlorosis and anthracnose from the wet spring. He's going to come back and do an iron injection plus fertilize, but he's not going to do it until the tree starts to go dormant in late October. Thanks for all the help on this!

I'll keep you posted. thanks!

Thanks for the replies! http://www.davey.com/ is who is coming out. I tried many other companies in the area, but the ones who did return my call claim to mostly specialize in tree trimming and removal. The soil here is terrible.. mostly clay. I have to use a pick-ax every time I want to...

Not sure if you tried this already, but don't do it yourself. I have just one experience taking a tree down and we're lucky no one got seriously injured. It could break off sooner than expected.. and even if it doesn't, the base could kick out at a weird angle that you don't expect and hit...

I don't see the message I typed, only the pictures.. so here it is. About a month ago I noticed the leaves on this oak were turning yellow. I went to the local tree nursery and they told me the tree was lacking iron. I bought a bag of iron and have been dissolving the pellets in a sprinkling...