Probably not without knowing something about it! How long has it been there? How did you plant it? Did you amend your soil? How deep did you plant it? How have you been watering it? Can you give us other information that might be relevant? Are you planing on espaliering it?

shade it for a couple weeks ..

you interrupted its root system on planting.. so it cant pump enough water.. to hold itself upright ....and planted it in what i presume is full blister sun.. in a warm zone..

it needs shade.. until its roots start working again ..

do NOT fertilize it this year .. only proper deep watering ...

what brandon said also.. and below is a link to his webpage on HOT TO PLANT a tree .... if you screwed up any of that.. then lets talk about it..

meanwhile.. rig up some shade ...

ken

Here is a link that might be useful: link

Looks to be waaay too close to that fence.

Hi. I am giving it plenty of water. I am going to espaliering it. The soil type is clay, and I mixed in some compost in with the soil. Also it is part shade.

The plant is getting worse, the top leaves are going brown and it is still droopy. I will post a picture as soon as I can.

whats the point of answers.. if you dont read them ..

put it in full shade.. rig something up

ken

Be careful not to overwater it! Overwatering can be as bad as underwatering, and can result in the loss of some or all of the roots. You need to test soil moisture (see section 12 of the article linked below). Mixing in compost, which is something you aren't supposed to do when planting a woody plant, can cause drainage problems, especially if you added very much compost (see section 7 of the article linked below).

Test soil moisture, and, like Ken said, considering adding a temporary shade.

Here is a link that might be useful: Planting a Tree or Shrub