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Bay Tree Pyramids 2.1 Metres Extra Large.

Bay Tree Pyramids 2.1 Metres Extra Large.

£275.00
Bay Tree Pyramids 2.1 Metres Extra Large.
Bay Tree Pyramids 2.1 Metres Extra Large.                                                    Bay Tree Pyramids 2.1 Metres Extra Large.
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Quick Overview
Highest Quality Belgian Grown Tree Pyramids Exactly as you see in the picture Hardy to approximately -5,any colder than this they will definitely benefit from from being wrapped in a winter fleece Perfect for full sun or semi shade,either in the ground or planted in a pot.
Plant Size (cm)
Plant Size (cm)
180/200cm
Pot Size - Litre
Pot Size - Litre
Various Options
Anticipated Height
Anticipated Height
3m +/-
Toleration
Toleration
-5
Flowering Colour
Flowering Colour
Yellow
Growth Speed
Growth Speed
Slow
Evergreen?
Evergreen?
Yes
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Extra Large 2.1 Metre Laurus Nobilis Bay Tree Pyramid 30 Litre.- Charella Gardens supply only the highest quality bays trees. We source all our northern European trees from one very exclusive grower in the Flanders region of Belgium, this is the traditional growing area for this product. They are personally selected by ourselves, so you are guaranteed matching symmetrical trees with a good shape, whether it be our pyramids or our ball on stem variaties you are guaranteed a tree of the highest quality. By sourcing our trees from one grower you are guaranteed matching products regardless of shape or size, and we are guaranteed continuity of supply

What to expect: Your plant will arrive planted in a 30 litre /40 cm pot litre pot with a height excluding the pot of 180cm, height inclusive of pot is 2.1 metres. They are at least 60-70cm wide at the base. It will look just like the picture, big plants!

 

Planting Position: Bay trees prefer to be planted in full sun, but will tolerate light shade, they are best planted in areas protected from strong winds and sharp frosts, however this is more for the winter months.

Soil: They are tolerant of a wide range of soils except heavy clay, if your soil has a large clay content this can be counter acted when planting by digging a large hole and mixing the soil with lots of compost and some sharp sand, this will almost certainly make the area more suitable.

Suitable for container planting: Yes ideal for container planting. If pot planting a multi purpose compost is suitable, or in an ideal scenario a John Innes number 2 is the absolute perfect choice it may also be advisable to add some stones at the base to create some drainage.

Eventual height and spread: Can if left uncared for grow up to 12 metres with a spread of 12 metres, but as most people have these trees in pots or as specimen topiary plants this is not an issue. Please see below regarding pruning.

Growth speed: Relatively slow.

Flowering Period: Small yellow flowers are produced in Spring, followed by black berries on female plants.

Pruning: Topiary trained Bay Trees are best trimmed using secateurs during the summer months, this encourages a dense habit and maintains the desired shape. Remove any leaf tips damaged by winter weather by lightly pruning in late spring.

Foliage: The glossy dark green leaves look superb and can of course be used in a wide range of recipes.

Evergreen: Yes.

Winter Hardy: -5 but will tolerate lower temperatures if planted in the ground, it may be advisable to protect the foliage by wrapping in a winter fleece and wrapping the pot in bubble wrap to protect the roots, alternatively it could be moved into a garage or shed during the harshest months.

Your bay tree should, in ideal conditions, be re potted every two years, even if you decide not to repot we would recommend replacing some of the old compost periodically with fresh John Innes number 3, also adding a controlled release fertiliser to the mix will help. Alternatively use a liquid feed approximately every two weeks during spring and summer.