I would be concerned. I would call a local arborist.
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Hello everyone,
I live in zone 6 of the Texas panhandle. I planted a few trees this year in the spring. The summer was very hot, dry and windy. I live on a farm and planted some trees outside my yard but still easy to water with a hose. The following pictures are of 2 oak trees and an elm tree. We had many weeks over 100 degrees and I did my best to keep the trees watered. Now in the past few weeks it has gotten much cooler and lots of rain. Is this just drought stress on new trees and don't worry? Or do I have some type of issue?
All of the pines I planted look great. The red maple and ash tree look great.
I live in zone 6 of the Texas panhandle. I planted a few trees this year in the spring. The summer was very hot, dry and windy. I live on a farm and planted some trees outside my yard but still easy to water with a hose. The following pictures are of 2 oak trees and an elm tree. We had many weeks over 100 degrees and I did my best to keep the trees watered. Now in the past few weeks it has gotten much cooler and lots of rain. Is this just drought stress on new trees and don't worry? Or do I have some type of issue?
All of the pines I planted look great. The red maple and ash tree look great.
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