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How should I move forward? Is the tree salvageable?

This is a 2 year old Carrie Mango. It’s dropped all old leaves and its fresh branches are shriveled up.

I’ve watered and placed the plant in a cooler and less light intense area. Technically, I should fertilize it today but I think that’s a bad idea given the current stress.

Please let me know if you have any thoughts or advice. The person watching the house while I was away didn’t think the pots needed water because they were exposed to the elements.

My friend forgot to water my kumquat for a month. It received maybe 1 inch of rainwater over that time with temperatures near 100°F.

How do I move forward?

So far, I’ve watered the plant and moved the plant to a cooler and less light intense area. Technically, today would be fertilizer day but I don’t think I should do that.

The park on its trunk is starting to peel off.

Upstate New York here.

Hi there! I’m working to make a 1,000 sqft area against a lake a native garden. Last year, a garden center gave me a bunch of seeds and told me to throw them into the area.

A lot is growing in the garden but i dont know what’s native or not (nor do I know what was in the seed packs). Any help identifying some of these?

So far, I know there is liatris, bee balm, cone flower, common milkweed, and black eyed Susan.

Hello, could someone help me identify these plants?
They popped up in our garden bed a few years ago. I thought they were liatris but have never been here to see them bloom.

We’re hoping to make this bed a native garden and don’t know if I should take these out as we’ve had other invasive plants