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Ask
an Arborist
Mysterious Limb Death
 Mary in Sandy Springs writes: I purchased a
sugar maple in January. When it started to leaf, the left side seemed
to do okay but the right side as you can see is not doing well. In
fact, one major limb is completely dead. What would cause a tree to die
in this manner? Can it be saved?
....find out 
by
Theresa Schrum
Sponsored by: Bartlett
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