Key Lime fruit tree
10 years ago
I just recently got a key lime tree and planted it into a cedar barrel. I began to see new growth on it but the new growth died and I don't know why. I have attached some photos of what it looks like where the new growth died off. There are also some brown spots any advice as to what to do will be greatly appreciated. Stephanie
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