25 oaks planted April 2009 in Lyford, TX with root stimulator and extra watering during drought. Two show no leaves, light brown under bark. Others lost leaves but now re-sprouting.
Continue watering. Next spring expect increased height and foliage as root systems establish. Oaks are resilient once rooted.
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