Prunus Species, Cherry Laurel, Common Laurel, English Laurel
Prunuslaurocerasus
Synonym
Cerasus
laurocerasus
Prunus
grandifolia
This excellent screening plant is very easy to grow from cuttings. I have had a 100% success rate with both rooting cubes (Root Riot) an...Read More
The Cherry Laurel - a native to southwest Asia, southeast Europe, Turkey and northern Iran - is a fast growing shrub/tree reaching 5 - ...Read More
I have used this plant as a foundation plant in front of our front porch. We grow bonica roses in front of that . It works as a nice b...Read More
I'll admit that these make a good privacy barrier, but really, I hate them. When they get big, they're a serious pain to keep up, you hav...Read More
We have just planted some English Laurel in our backyard. Although it's in the right position for sun exposure, we have noticed that one ...Read More
In my Berkeley garden I have 2 of these trees. When I bought my house, they were pre-existing and looked like huge bushes. I have pruned ...Read More
Attractive small tree here in the Pacific Northwest. Birds do spread it through the woods and forest of the coastal Northwest USA, but th...Read More
i'm from Nis, Serbia. This town is in something I could describe as a zone 7b but not exactly as the American zone - we have some Mediter...Read More
I was excited about planting this along the property line for privacy hearing that they were deer resistant. I bought a dozen of them in...Read More
The Cherry laurel grows wild in this part of Georgia and South Carolina. It is an evergreen and can be quite attractive. Bloom isn't much...Read More
I planted this English Laurel in a partly shady southern exposure in front of my double windows (Zone 6B) and it thrived all summer with ...Read More