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English Laurel Aphids: Sticky Leaves, Soap and Oil Treatment

Diagnosis

Yellowed, sticky leaves = aphids (honeydew). Check undersides.

Treatment

Spray horticultural soap and oil.
Fertilize to speed recovery.

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