"Rachael of Nex, the Wiccan Rat" wrote in message
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"Spider" wrote in message
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Dave none wrote in message
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I have a Laurel in a dark & damp place that gets regularly sprayed by
the
local tomcat. These conditions appear to have no effect on its growth
&
it
looks perfectly healthy. In fact it is the only plant that has thrived
in
this particular place.

Not sure if it is toxic or not though, my cat prefers to chew my
lawn......



If this is a Prunus-type laurel, such as Cherry or Portugese Laurel, it
is
deadly poisonous! Not really dog-friendly.
Spider

I would agree. I have some laurels as a border in the fenced off garden
and
as far as I knew, laurels are all pretty nasty if eaten, so that one is
indeed a non starter


Rachael

Wetland Ferns ??