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Why are the leaves on my laurel hedge turning yellow?

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Laurel tends to produce yellow leaves if there is a lot of lime or chalk in the soil, because the plants gradually become deficient in iron. Treating the plants with Seaweed + Sequestered Iron from Vitax should help keep the plants healthy.

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Steve Bradley M.A M.Hort RHS

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Why are the leaves on my laurel hedge turning yellow?

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