Help! my cedar tree is turning brown.
3 years ago
Hello community,
I planted a few cedar trees a month ago. Since planing them, I’ve been watering them everyday with a soaking hose. Every other trees and existing trees look good, one tree appears to be turning brown. Do I need to replant it, or could there be another issue?
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