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Cherry Laurel Bark Damage: Rabbit Feeding, Not Normal

Diagnosis

Gouged bark at base of cherry laurels with rabbits present = rabbit feeding. Not normal for this species.

Protection

Wrap trunks with commercial tree wrap or hardware cloth.
Extend 18–24 inches above snow line.
Remove in spring.

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