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Evergreen dying in sections: Novice needing advice


ckelly33
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Ornamental evergreen dying in sections that I was hoping to get advice on.  Probably coincidence but it started when after having a new roof applied (shingles so no liquids or chemicals, but alot of activity around it).

 

Twice now I have shaken out all of the brown needles until it was all green so I could monitor the progress.  After the first time I fertilized it (Job's spikes) and connected my hose to a timer and laid the end of the hose near the base of the tree (between the base and the canopy).  It waters automatically every 4 days or so.  

 

Nothing that I have done has helped and it is beginning to look pretty sparse.  I am concerned that I am going to end up cutting it down.  Any advice?  Is it over for this tree?

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