I have a Silver Queen Maple that I planted a year ago in June. After I planted it, I noticed a damaged spot on the bark. I wrapped it over the winter (like I do all my maples until they deveop a hard bark) and this spring, it budded out and blossomed just fine. Now the leaves look a bit different...the stems of the leaves are reddish and the bark on the bottom has deveoped a few large splits! I can't seem to keep trees alive back there! It is dying? Is there a way I can save it? Should I wrap the bark? Help!
2006-07-11
14:49:38
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