Cherry Laurel Ani®
This cherry laurel grows very compactly and is therefore also suitable for a narrower hedge. It is also ideal if you only have a small amount of space in your garden.
Enjoy the beautiful leaf growth of the cherry laurel
The bay laurel Ani grows young, new leaves in the spring, which are initially rough. Later they take on a beautiful glossy green. Prunus laurocerasus Ani has white flowers in spring that contrast beautifully with the deep green leaves. After the flowers, red berries appear on the garden plant, which later turn black.
Location & Care of the Cherry Laurel Ani®
Cherry laurel Ani® is well tolerant of pruning. It is best to prune it directly after flowering, then the shrub will develop optimally. You can cut the cherry laurel with hedge shears without any problems. The rather large leaves will of course be damaged by the hedge trimmer, but the plant will tolerate this. If you prefer, you can also prune the cherry laurel by hand. Just make sure that the tools are well sharpened so that the branches are cut cleanly. Dull shears often bruise and cause more damage to the plant than is necessary.
This garden plant can be used as a hedge plant but also as a lawn border and has few soil requirements as long as the soil is water-permeable. For 1 metre hedge you need about 5 plants. The bay cherry is grown in pots, so you can use these plants all year round.
Because it is a new cultivation, this garden plant is protected by law, hence the sign ®.
We wish you much pleasure with the cherry laurel Ani® in your garden.
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