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cherry tree disease help!

9 years ago

I have a 3 year old cherry tree the start out great this spring and had many blooms and the blooms seemed to die and then the leaves started dieing. All the leaves are almost gone now. I have a 2 year old tree and a one year old tree. The 2 year old tree has some leaves and the branchs seem to be dieing. I have pics of both but it wont let me get to my photos on my phone only the camera its self. Help me if you can.

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fireduck
9 years ago
I am not sure what it is with these young cherry trees. I have two that have basically defoliated and are barely alive. I am guessing under-watering is my problem....but don't really know.
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