Premium Grade Cherry Laurel (130-150cm tall)

Premium Grade Cherry Laurel (130-150cm tall)Cherry Laurel hedging is also known by its Latin name Prunus laurocerasus Rotundifolia. A true evergreen staple of any British garden, Cherry Laurel is a dense evergreen hedge bursting with glossy, vibrant green leaves. It makes an ideal evergreen hedging plant or to plug gaps and create privacy screening. FOR FREE UK & IRELAND DELIVERY PLEASE ORDER A MINIMUM OF 6 FOR A SMALLER QUANTITY PLEASE GET IN TOUCH FOR A DELIVERY QUOTATION Container grown in a

Cherry Laurel hedging is also known by its Latin name Prunus laurocerasus ‘Rotundifolia’. A true evergreen staple of any British garden, Cherry Laurel is a dense evergreen hedge bursting with glossy, vibrant green leaves. It makes an ideal evergreen hedging plant or to plug gaps and create privacy screening. 

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Container grown in a 25 Litre pot so can be planted at any time of year. 

• Planting Conditions: Suitable for normal to clay soils, full sun to full shade and inland sites
• Growth Rate: Fast growing, expect 30-60cm per year
• Height: Easily maintained at 1-5m

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Cherry Laurel hedging is renowned for its lush, verdant foliage, but it also produces graceful white blossoms in the spring and vibrant red berries in the winter, providing year-round visual interest for your garden. Its thick growth makes it an excellent choice for a privacy screen or to reduce noise and wind. Known for its versatility and striking appearance, Cherry Laurel is a top pick for Laurel hedging. It boasts a rapid growth rate of 30 - 60cm per year, making it a cost-effective solution for achieving height. While it can reach a height of 20 - 30ft, it is easy to maintain at a lower level. This hedging is resilient and thrives in most conditions, including shaded areas, although it is not recommended for coastal gardens or alkaline soil. As with other Laurel hedges, except for Bay Laurel, the leaves and berries are toxic if ingested.