Could be frost damage, insect damage, not enough water... Check with your local Extension agent. Take in a part of the top for them to examine. There are multiple reasons for an evergreen to brown out at the top. The Extension service in your county is a free resource. Best of luck!
You are on the wrong website for this type of inquiry. This is a self help website for the repair and use of manufactured products made for consumer use. that said it is most likely a root fungus
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