Why are my arborvitae turning brown?

Hey, I just wanted to let you know that the leaves on your arborvitae are changing color. A few things might be causing that, but based on what I've seen, especially since I have this same plant in my side yard, it looks like it could be from the winter burn.

I'm sure you're wondering what the most common cause is. Well, it's usually because of the combination of cold temperatures, drying winds, and hot sun. This can cause the leaves to dry out and turn brown.

Hi, I'm worried to hear that your arborvitae plant is suffering from drought. If you're not watering it regularly, that could be why. I would suggest watering it regularly, ensuring no standing water is on the surface.

It's also possible that the poor soil drainage is the reason your roots are turning brown. If there's not enough oxygen getting to the roots, that can cause stress for the leaves.

It's possible that your arborvitae is experiencing winter burn, so be sure to give it the right care.