Common Laurel Bare Root Hedge 40-60cm (Prunus rotundifolia)

Common Laurel (Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia') offers fast-growing, evergreen hedging for privacy or windbreak in small or medium gardens. Reaching 30–60 cm growth rate per year, this bareroot laurel is planted between November and March for best results.

Key Features

• Size supplied: 40–60 cm (bareroot)
• Growth rate: 30–60 cm per year
• Flowering: White spikes in spring/early summer
• Foliage: Dense, glossy, evergreen leaves
• Planting location: Full sun or partial shade
• Soil tolerance: Suitable for most moist, well-drained soils
• Maintenance: Trim after flowering or as needed to shape

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is common laurel suitable for privacy in small gardens? Yes, its dense and upright growth fits compact spaces.
• How does bare root laurel compare to potted laurel? Bare root laurels establish quickly, are cost-effective, and ideal for mass planting in winter.
• Are laurel hedges safe for pets and children? All parts are toxic if ingested; supervise closely and avoid planting near play areas.
• When is the best time to plant bareroot laurel? Between November and March, while plants are dormant.
• How much maintenance does common laurel require? Prune annually in spring or after flowering to maintain shape and density.