Separate names with a comma.
You could try tipping the container back and forth on its bottom edge for some feedback.
Aside from being rootbound, the roots appear to be firm and of normal coloration. Then perhaps the problem is uneven and insufficient moisture...
Ease the rootball from the container and have a look to confirm the problem. Soggy soil and mushy roots are symptoms of overwatering. If this is...
Perhaps it's suffering from root rot as a result of overwatering.
More: Why Stumpy can't be saved and how the cherry tree will live on - NBC4 Washington
Stumpy the cherry blossom on chopping block as DC to remove trees | Washington DC | The GuardianStumpy became a social media star during the...
[MEDIA]
B.C. springs forward, more than 4 years after move to adopt daylight time | CBC News
Are the conditions in your area suitable for a dew collector?
Is there not enough rainwater to supply the humidifier?
Cherry blossom tidbits: Doom and Bloom: Cherry Blossom Folk Beliefs (Ep. 121)
Predatory insects protect apples from pests when flowers are planted on farms, finds studyFlower margins had been established next to five dessert...