Cherry Laurel Herbergii
The cherry laurel, Prunus lauroceracus, is a dense, rather broad-leaved laurel cherry that is one of the most popular hedge plants. The slender plant forms a dense hedge within a short time and adapts flexibly to the demands of its environment. The cherry laurel Herbergii is an ideal eye-catcher as a hedge or as a garden plant.
Sociable plant in any garden
The cherry laurel is botanically closely related to the cherry and the plum. That is why it is still known by the obsolete name laurel cherry. However, its fruits are not edible, but on the contrary very poisonous. The cherry laurel Herbergii can be planted wonderfully together with ground covers, rhododendron shrubs, azaleas or conifers and forms an optimal addition to them.
Evergreen shrub with a splendid appearance
The cherry laurel Herbergii is an evergreen shrub that is particularly strong and vigorous. Its maximum height is 1-1.25 metres. The beauty of this cherry lobe Herbergii is its upright growth, so that it is often planted as a narrow, dense and evergreen hedge up to 3 metres high.
Optimum location & care
The cherry laurel Herbergii is hardy and makes few demands on the soil and the location where it is planted. Prunus laurocerasus Herbergii has dark green, glossy leaves and very beautiful white flowers in May. This laurel can be kept to any width by pruning.
For 1 metre hedge you will need about 5 plants. The bay cherries have been grown in pots, so you can use these plants all year round.
We wish you much pleasure with the cherry laurel Herbergii in your garden.
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