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What is eating my Cephalotaxus?

GravelEaterGravelEater Posts: 124
in Problem solving
Something has been eating the leaves on this Cephalotaxus.
I don't see any pests around, well maybe the odd ladybird on another plant, but nothing obvious.


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  • GravelEaterGravelEater Posts: 124
    This hasn't continued.  So whatever caused the ends of the leaves to be 'snipped' off isn't doing it anymore.

    It's a lovely plant, the Japanese Plum Yew.
    It's doing rather well in a shady spot, the February snow didn't seem to phase it.
  • Paul B3Paul B3 Posts: 3,154
    Totally agree GravelEater , it is a lovely plant .
    Yours looks like the fastigiate form of Ceph.harringtoniana ; very hardy and reliable in sun or shade .
    Just keep it away from any dogs you may have ! :o
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