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Kaz1234
Hello,
I'd really appreciate some help.
We have a lovely old laurel tree at the back of our garden.
Unfortunately about 6 months ago our neighbour cut through lots of the roots.
The tree is now looking very unhealthy. The leaves are sparse and are pale green or yellowing. There is resin dripping from the trunk and branches all over the tree. The floor below the tree is covered in a thick layer of resin that has been dripping off.
It looks like it is dying. I'm so upset, Is there anything I can do do save it???? Please help!!
I've attached a few photos so you can see the state its in.
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