Weeks without a deep rain can leave a mature shade tree's roots running dry well before the lawn shows it.
Curling leaves, early browning, and leaf drop this month are signs of drought stress, not fall arriving early. A slow, deep soak at the drip line once or twice a week is more effective than daily sprinkling.
ATL Tree Work serves homeowners across Duluth, Alpharetta, and Johns Creek with certified arborists on staff who can check whether a stressed tree needs more than water.
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Photo of a shade tree showing browning or curling leaf edges from drought stress.
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