A cherry laurel recovered from wind damage and water issues but never flowers. It needs fertilizer with higher phosphorus (middle number) to promote blooms. Nitrogen (first number) grows leaves; phosphorus drives flowers/fruit; potassium (last) aids stress tolerance. Use a bloom-booster fertilizer (e.g., 5-10-5) at 1 cup per inch trunk diameter, scattered and watered in. Avoid high-nitrogen lawn fertilizers.
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