Sparse Tree
All,
I moved into a new build a couple of years ago and the developer had planted this tree at the front of my property (the photo it taken from the rear garden). This tree - not sure what it is - produces pink blossom in spring, and then berries during autumn/winter.
The issue though is that the tree is not very dense at all, and I was wondering if it's meant to look like this OR if there are things I can do to improve matters.
Look forward to hearing from you.
Daniel

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I would ...
give give it two buckets full of water twice a week through the summer (more if we get another drought)
keep a 1 meter diameter circle clear of weeds/grass/plants around its base,
give it a feed with some fish, blood and bone (a slow release organic fertilizer) and
mulch it with some well rotted manure/soil conditioner/compost (but not touching the trunk to avoid scorching or encouraging rot).
Recommence the above in the spring when you see the buds beginning to swell.
That'll perk it up and you’ll have a fantastic tree there.
😊