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I observed that the arborvitae trees in my backyard are shedding leaves. This started happening since 1 week. Is something wrong with it or is it seasonal. How can I save it?
I am new to this area and am not familiar with the vegetation here.
This is natural. Conifers shed leaves too. You may be noticing an excess of pine tree needles on the ground this time of year as well. As long as the arborvitae is shedding interior leaves (which it looks to be doing), you should be ok. They shed foliage after it exceeds 1 year of existence.
Mine are doing the same thing, and for the first time. I planted them about five years ago. Never heard of leaf drop before, but I hope that's what it is, because they were quite an investment.
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