FAQ

We have a very tall Red Oak standing in a bed of ivy 20 feet from our house. Until this year, it looked healthy. Now it is stressed and seems to be begging for help. The leaves nearer the top are shriveled up and yellow. Closer to the ground, we can see that the leaves are most brown at its distal portions. There is also some brown spotting. We wonder if this is a result of the drought, the ivy or, a blight of some sort?

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