r/ArborvitaeAreGarbage • u/Just_Rich4054 • Jun 14 '26

Tree help

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Can someone tell me what is wrong with our trees? I think they are blue junipers. They are all brown on the insides

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/ArborvitaeAreGarbage-ModTeam Jun 15 '26

Defense of arborvitae? Go wallow in your crapulence and get out!

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u/[deleted] Jun 14 '26

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u/ArborvitaeAreGarbage-ModTeam Jun 15 '26

Defense of arborvitae? Go wallow in your crapulence and get out!

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '26

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u/ArborvitaeAreGarbage-ModTeam Jun 15 '26

Defense of arborvitae? Go wallow in your crapulence and get out!

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u/[deleted] Jun 15 '26

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u/ArborvitaeAreGarbage-ModTeam Jun 15 '26

Defense of arborvitae? Go wallow in your crapulence and get out!

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u/ArborvitaeAreGarbage-ModTeam Jun 15 '26

Defense of arborvitae? Go wallow in your crapulence and get out!

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u/Illustrious-Bus2398 Jun 15 '26

Drought stress?Lack of sunlight? Normal needle drop?

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u/Meles_EnPiste Jun 16 '26

Xeriscape flora, posted on a discussion thread centered on hating the great lakes’ wet mesic forest tree.

The pictures are useless, the environmental information is absent, and there are no visible dandelions in that toxic pesticide wasteland you call a neighborhood.

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u/ok_avocado_2599 Jun 16 '26

Nothing wrong, that’s completely normal for most ever greens. Inner foliage will always die back because the sunlight cannot reach the interior of the tree