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Deer attack on my Japanese Maple Crimson Queen

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  • May 28, 2009 at 8:42 pm #28843

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    Last weekend my Japanese Maple was stripped of its foliage by a deer. I planted the tree four years ago and it’s about 36" tall. The odd thing is that only one side of the tree was eaten. Will that stripped side recover? Do I need to do anything to aide in its recovery? Any advice would be appreciated.

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