Laurel hedge pruned in July; leaves now curling/browning. Help?
Laurel (Prunus laurocerasus) grows actively in summer. July pruning causes sap bleeding → loss of energy reserves → leaf scorch/drop.
No more pruning. Water if dry. Feed with general fertilizer next spring. Most recover fully.
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