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Apple tree leaves Turing red and then brown !?!

 
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Hello,

What up with my tree (September ruby)??
I live zone 3b (Quebec) and one of my apple tree after 4 years of normal growth is turning red and brown ??
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I can't identify the exact culprit, but I will say that I've had a fair number of young trees defoliate in late summer only to come back happy and healthy the next year

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The tree looks thirsty!  If you give it a heavy soaking and the browner leaves fall off while the marginal leaves recover to green, that will be confirmed.
 
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