The deep freeze stress

Our nurserymen say to leave the trees that are growing leaves on their trunks alone this year. Also to fertilize and water them more to see if the freeze stress will go away next spring. I can’t tell you how many trees have fully leafed out on their trunks, while their branches appear dead. This is one of many in our neighborhood.

[Ingrid]

I have never seen something like that!

[Phil Sandford]

They have a way of surviving.

[Nicole Campbell]

That is sad, I hope they come back next year

[Babs]

It still looks beautiful. Hope it thrives.

[Diana]

This is rather amazing, hope it will survive.

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Oh my, that is so interesting looking. I hope the trees come back to full bloom.

[summerfield]

i see this all the time around here and the trees do recover.

[Joan Robillard]

Lovely capture but said about the stressed tree

[Diane]

Interesting. I hope the tree survives.

[Bep]

I hope it will survive.

[katy]

Very often patience is the best way to treat something like that! This is an interesting documentation for the future

[carol white]

That's a shame, hope it will survive

[Beryl Lloyd]

Rather sad - I sincerely hope it will come to life next year

[KoalaGardens🐨]

I love epicormic growth

[Peter]

Interesting story and capture Lou Ann, lets hope mother nature works her magic for next year:)

[Carole Sandford]

Fingers crossed for survival!

[Ann H. LeFevre]

That's very interesting. I hadn't heard of doing that. I hope it's a successful treatment. Good shot!

[Maggiemae]

How very odd and something we wouldn't see here. I like the house behind too!

[Valerie Chesney]

So strange
I have never heard of this before...I do hope the come good again,.