Any plants showing signs of drought stress?

Dsherry | Posted in Pacific Northwest Gardening on July 14, 2023 04:36pm

Just wondering if anyone has noticed any established plants in their landscape showing signs of drought stress yet in the PNW? According to NOAA over 50% of the area is experiencing some level of drought as of today.

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nflateboe | Aug 11, 2023 03:49pm | #1
We have a dying evergreen tree that has been suffering ever since the "heat dome" a couple years ago. I would love a suggestion of what to replace it with. It's can't be too wide in maturity as the house is 15-20 feet from the planting spot.

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