Your lawn might look fine, but your shade tree could be quietly running dry underneath it. Weeks without a deep rain hits root zones long before the grass shows it.
Curling leaves, early browning, or leaf drop in late August are all signs of drought stress, not fall arriving early. A slow deep soak at the drip line beats daily sprinkling.
Link in bio if a tree on your property looks more stressed than the weather alone explains.
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Close-up of curled or browning leaf edges on a shade tree, or a wide shot of a dry lawn with a visibly stressed tree.
Canva text suggestion: "Is Your Tree Thirsty?" or "Late-Summer Drought Stress Watch"