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Cherry Laurel /Prunus laurocerasus - not looking good!

Discussion in 'Trees' started by Sandpiper, Mar 15, 2018.

  1. Sandpiper

    Sandpiper Apprentice Gardener

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    Hello there,
    We have just sadly had to lose a huge magnificent horse chestnut tree which dominated the garden and put part of it in semi-shade for most of the time. It looks like our small 'tree' Cherry Laurel - Prunus laurocerasus - which is about 10 feet tall has taken this sudden extra light and exposure badly. Most of the leaves have dropped and the ones remaining looks unhappy. I can't yet see new growth and desperately hope it's not going to die.
    Can anyone offer hope - or ideas as to what it would welcome to help it adjust?
    Thank you in anticipation. [​IMG]
     
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