Some conifers do go that colour in the winter but if the needles are falling off then its a goner. No amount of pruning it will save it. Possibly because it has been too dry in the summer - the top growth and in too little a pot has meant the rain was not getting to the rootball. Wait until the spring................see if it shows any sign of recovery.
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Some conifers do go that colour in the winter but if the needles are falling off then its a goner. No amount of pruning it will save it. Possibly because it has been too dry in the summer - the top growth and in too little a pot has meant the rain was not getting to the rootball. Wait until the spring................see if it shows any sign of recovery.
Hmmmm....................Platycladus orientalis ; used to be known as Thuja orientalis ;(why the name change)?
Looks like (as hogweed says) too dry at some stage . Don't hold out too much hope .
Looking at the picture again , has someone got the wrong label ?
Looks more like Juniperus or Cryptomeria .
Thanks, I will repot it into a much bigger one and hope it can be saved.