Brown patches on bay laurel (Laurus nobilis) leaves in a pot usually indicate either nutrient deficiency (needs feeding) or root binding (needs repotting). Bay trees are heavy feeders and dislike confined roots.
Protect from hard frost—move to sheltered spot or wrap pot. Reduce watering.
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