Can You Save a Tree That Has Been Exposed to Weed & Feed?

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If a tree has only been exposed to weed and feed for a short period of time on rare occasions, it can be saved. However, if it has been exposed for many years on frequent occasions, the chances of saving the tree decrease dramatically because the chemicals in that type of product can damage the roots of trees.

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