This year, plants and trees seem to have gotten very green but have flowered little to none. What can cause this. They have all

been in the same spot for years. Just seems like everything is extra green.

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#1 Comment By GKH_Susan On 06/14/2019 @ 4:44 pm

It is hard to say. It could be environmental reasons such as weather. Maybe there were lots of storms that brought rain for green-up but hindered the pollinators. Or you say the plants/trees have been there for years. Perhaps nutrients have become imbalanced without proper fertilization.
A soil test could indicate those issues. Your local cooperative extension agent can help with that or you can purchase kits in garden centers.
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