Willow Hybrid Trees

My willow hybrids were planted last April. They had a very slow start. Leaves were green, not too many and not a lot of fullness. This year they look brown and twiggy. Seem to have sprouts. Do you think they still have a chance on growing? They do not look too healthy. What should I do? Give it some time, or do think they could be dead? I gave them some Miracle Gro food last week. Our weather hasn’t been the greatest…cold and not much sun. We live in Buffalo.

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#1 Comment By Nikki On 04/15/2014 @ 9:44 am

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