I went away for the winter and when I returned in March, my previously healthy Fiddlewood had lost all of its leaves. Recently it grew several new ones, but all but one have fallen off. I read that sometimes Fiddlewoods drop their leaves in response to drought. If that's the case, should I water it or just wait for the summer rains to begin?
ken_adrian Adrian MI cold Z5
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