Even with an irrigation system, some zones may not deliver enough water to shrub roots. Place a rain gauge in the bed; aim for 1 inch per week.
Brown, scorched-looking leaves and dieback are classic signs of this bacterial disease. It spreads via splashing water and pruning tools.
Cut out dead branches, dipping pruners in 10% bleach between cuts. Do not fertilize—excess nitrogen worsens fire blight.
Avoid overhead watering on hawthorns. Ensure good air circulation. Consult a certified arborist or extension office for confirmation.
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