You may notice that browning can occur multiple times throughout the year, typically in summer or winter. If this occurs in summer, this is generally due to underwatering or drought. If this occurs during the winter, browning is generally a result of a combination of wind, sun, and cold temperatures which causes “winter burn. The common issue is that the roots of the Green Giant tree are unable to pull in a sufficient amount of water from the soil due to the ground being too dry or frozen. If your Green Giant tree is experiencing browning, try the tips below to revive it come springtime: Water the tree during periods where the soil has had a chance to thaw out Tree wrap can help protect it from the sun’s rays and harsh winds Add mulch over the ground to help retain moisture and provide the tree with added nutrients Water in the late fall regularly in preparation for a cold winter