Japanese Crimson Maple

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Japanese Crimson Maple - dying?

Question
The tree did not get any buds, and the branches appear to be almost black. Can anything be done to shock this back to life?

Answer
Please provide me some more information such as how old the plant is, where it is planted, soil type, environmental climate, recent applications of fertilizers, chemicals, etc. This will help me answer your question. If the plant is a recently transplanted tree, it could be transplant shock, or even cold injury if planted last fall. I wait your response. Thanks.

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