Refined and simplified title: Iron Spikes, Case of 10

Iron is essential for the synthesis of chlorophyll, and its presence ensures green, lush trees and ornamental plants. When it is deficient in the soil, a condition known as "iron chlorosis" results, causing leaves to turn yellow while the veins remain dark green. If this condition continues, the leaves may turn white or brown, and the tree may die. Sometimes the whole tree is affected, while at other times, only a few parts are.

If your tree's leaves are yellowing out of season, it may be as a result of this iron deficiency. TreeHelp Iron Spikes can bring back a lush, green color to your tree's foliage. When placed in the ground around the tree, these spikes simultaneously release iron and alter the pH level of the soil, making the iron accessible to the tree. The tree is then able to synthesize more chlorophyll, and the leaves will become greener. Positive results can be seen 30-90 days from the time of application, but the full effect is normally apparent the following growing season.

Most landscape trees and shrubs are affected by iron chlorosis and can therefore benefit from TreeHelp Iron Spikes. Particularly susceptible species include pin oak, silver maple, baldcypress, crabapple, sweet gum, white pine, elm, London planetree, cottonwood, walnut, sugar maple, Eastern redcedar, Bradford pear, and willow.

When using TreeHelp Iron Spikes, the amount needed depends on the size of the tree. As a general guideline, use approximately 1 spike per 5 inches of trunk circumference (the measurement around the trunk). A medium-sized tree would typically need 5-10 spikes. If the symptoms are severe, the dosage should be increased.

In summary, TreeHelp Iron Spikes can be a valuable solution for restoring the vibrant green color to your tree's foliage when it is affected by iron deficiency. By providing the essential iron and adjusting the soil pH, these spikes enable the tree to synthesize more chlorophyll, leading to a healthier, more attractive appearance.

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