New Cherry leaf die back.
lone_elm_z6
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Planted this bare root Stella Cherry at the end of April. It leafed out but now has lost the leaves except for a couple hanging on. A Crab and Apple were planted along near it that have done fine so far under more or less same conditions. Is the Cherry a goner?
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