duplicate post ... ken

Thanks. I deleted the other.

looks dead [if its supposed to be a green tree ... talk to your seller/installer ...

see link about watering and soil type.. give us some facts on both ... if you want to delve into it all

little more specificity on where you are.. and ambient weather since planting ...

wait a minute ... coffee clicked in.. and i focused a bit better ... is it a red leafed tree.. and you are only discussing the brown ... installation or shipping injury ... but we still must discuss proper watering ...

reminds me a lot of my weeping fagus.. beech ...?????? .. i coulndt google up a red leafed weeping cherry.. im so confused ... lol

ken

ps: how did you delete a post???

https://sites.google.com/site/tnarboretum/Home/planting-a-tree-or-shrub

It's a green leafed tree. Went from green to brown in a week. The leaves are not dry and are still green on the inside... Not one has fallen. The tree is also green right below the bark so I don't think it's dead (yet). It's been in the ground for 3 months with no issue. Put on new growth and all. I water using a slow trickle but we have had a severe drought over the last two weeks. Not sure about soil type... Seems a little sandy but otherwise rich.

When end I clicked on the duplicate post it gave me a delete option.

It's been in the ground for 3 months with no issue.

=>> ohhh.. its got some issues.. lol ...

trees live and die in slow motion ... so its definitely had issues in excess of 3 months ...

could have been when they dug it out of the field.. the shipping from grower to seller.. the install.. the followup .. etc ...

talk with your seller and your installer ... if they replace it.. ask to wash off the roots ... and lets see if the root mass was badly damaged in digging for sale ...

all you can really do.. is water it properly ... and hope for the best .. its stressed ...not hungry.. fert is not an answer ...

ken