Beautiful established Portuguese Laurel Standard Trees, large established plants in 35 litre pots with large 50cm heads.
Standard Portuguese Laurel Prunus Lusitanica Angustifolia 30 Litre: Beautiful Large Head, chunky stemmed Standard Portuguese Laurel. Prunus Lusitanica is a smaller leaved variety of Laurel, they make a super alternative to the more traditional topiary standards such as Bay Trees and Buxus and Ilex, leaves are a glossy dark green and keep colour throughout even the harshest winters. During the earlier summer months, May to July, depending on climate, fragrant white flowers appear, these are followed by red fruits which ripen to black. These are relatively quick growing trees, the standard stem will not grow taller but will get thicker, heads are currently around 50cm in diameter and should be trimmed a couple of times a year to keep it nice and compact. Laurel even in standard form is extremely hardy it does best planted in full sun, and requires no winter protection, they will happily sit in pots or the ground all winter.
What to expect: These are beautiful well established plants planted in 25 litre pots with a head size of around 50cm, clear stem is approximately 125cm, giving them a total height excluding the pot of approximately 175/180cm.
Prunus Lusitanica requires very little maintenance it will grow in all soil types and is tolerant of drought, if you forget to give potted plants a water, it shouldn't be a cause for concern, they will soon bounce back.
Due to height and weight delivery of larger heavier products is charged at a maximum £44.95 additional products will not increase the cost. These goods are delivered by pallet or one of our own vehicles, cost is postcode dependent and will be confirmed in the checkout process. If the order is delivered by pallet deliveries are classed as kerbside, the driver will get the pallet as close to the property as is possible. It is better if someone is home to receive the delivery, we will contact you prior to dispatch to arrange a convenient arrival day.
