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Laurus nobilis - Bay LaurelThe classic bay tree is a handsome evergreen shrub treasured for its aromatic leaves that are essential in countless cul...
View full detailsLaurus nobilis 1/2 Standard – Classic Bay Tree with Elegant Topiary Form Laurus nobilis, commonly known as Bay Laurel, is a timeless evergree...
View full detailsLaurus nobilis – A Versatile, Aromatic Evergreen with Elegant Foliage Laurus nobilis, commonly known as Bay Laurel or Sweet Bay, is a versatile, ar...
View full detailsLaurus nobilis Cone – Elegant Bay Tree Topiary for Year-Round Structure Laurus nobilis, commonly known as Bay Laurel, is a timeless evergreen value...
View full detailsLaurus Nobilis are more commonly know as Bay Laurels form a large shrub or tree. They are evergreen with glossy, aromatic leaves which can be used ...
View full detailsLaurus nobilis – Bay Laurel: A Timeless Evergreen with Aromatic Elegance Laurus nobilis, commonly known as Bay Laurel, is a versatile and fragrant ...
View full detailsViburnum tinus 'Spirit' - LaurustinusThis compact evergreen shrub brings year-round structure and winter interest to gardens and containers. Pink b...
View full detailsViburnum tinus 'Spirit' - LaurustinusThis compact evergreen shrub brings year-round structure and winter interest to gardens and containers. Pink b...
View full detailsViburnum tinus - LaurustinusThis invaluable evergreen shrub brings colour and structure to the garden when it's needed most. With its winter flower...
View full detailsThey are evergreen and have glossy, aromatic leaves. These leaves are often used in cooking. In spring the Laurus Nobilis bears clusters of green-yellow flowers which are followed, on female plants by black berries.
These beautiful fragrant shrubs are perfect for flower borders, pots and training as topiary. Such a versatile shrub with many uses.
Best suited to fertile soil in full or partial sun and should be sheltered from cold winds.
Regular pruning is not required but can be trimmed to maintain the shape in late spring.
If you are choosing to plant these in pots, then opt for a peat-based compost with extra grit to improve drainage. They will need regular watering and a good granular fertiliser from spring onwards.
The compost in the pots will break down over time so it is recommended that you lift the plant out and tease the roots off by a third and add fresh compost and check the drainage. Also replace the top compost as well.
If we are to have extreme cold winter, then do wrap the pot in fleece or bubble wrap to protect the roots.
