What is wrong with this juniper “tree”? It looks like Kabatina blight, but I don’t see any “small, black fungal fruiting bodies that produce infective spores”. There is a lot of new growth at the tips of the branches, even when most of the leaves on a branch have dried up. The problem has been ongoing for several years. There also has been an infestation of bag worms in the past, but not this year. WE have an irrigation system, so the tree gets plenty of water. Addressing the “elevant details”: • The tree is about 25 years old and about 25 feet high. • The problem has persisted for several years. • The entire planr is affected. • The symptoms have persisted for several years. • The setting has partial sun and moderate wind. There is no salt spray. • I can think of no soil problems or pesticide/fertilizer applications. I will follow up with more photos.