Why is my English laurel dying?
Why is my English laurel dying? Cherry laurel often shows chlorosis when grown in alkaline (pH above 7.0) soil. Overwatering can be the culprit, too. Conversely, so can heat stress in hot, arid regions. Other possible causes of chlorosis include poor drainage, damaged or compacted roots and nutrient deficiencies. Why do laurel bushes die? This could be because they were planted poorly or because they haven't been watered correctly (too much or too little water). Even if you treat all the plants the same, if conditions are difficult, some plants will die before the others. Does English laurel lose its...