Dwarf English Laurel

Craving a classy, elegant broad-leaved evergreen shrub to grant structure to your yard?

Perhaps you are putting the finishing touches on an established property. Or, you may just be getting started with a "blank slate".

Add one or several of these easy-care Dwarf English Laurel (Prunus laurocerasus 'Nana') to help define your garden design. They'll grow into a handsome shrub with large, glossy leaves and fragrant white blooms in spring.

Prepare a backdrop for showy, flowering plants with their steady green tones. You'll never tire of these hard-working workhorses.

This dwarf variety stays nice and compact. It's a Laurel, so can be pruned to control the size as you like.

Spring brings tiny white blooms. Relish in their clean scent, and the sight of butterflies feasting on their nectar. (Yes, you can wait until the floral display is done before pruning!)

You'll love the way the glossy leaves shine in the sunlight. They'll even brighten up areas of low, dappled shade.

Run several of them as a lovely hedge. Take a deep breath, they'll delight you with their steady tones and delightfully easy-care nature.

A boon in the heart of the city, the thick foliage is held on lushly dense branches. Let them absorb discordant traffic sounds for you,friends and family.

Savvy homeowners take advantage of these time-tested shrubs to add value to their property. Place your order for Dwarf English Laurel today.

You'll receive commercial-grade landscape materials from our plant experts. Track your sturdy box all the way to your doorstep. What could be any easier?

How to Use Dwarf English Laurel in the Landscape

With luxuriant growth that stays green all the way to the ground, Dwarf English Laurel makes a wonderful foundation planting. Few other options deliver this much subtle charm to your façade.

This plant suits contemporary and traditional architecture alike. Keep it tightly trimmed, or let it grow naturally for an informal style.

Use one as a specimen shrub with glossy, dark green leaves between your patio and your lawn. Try a pair on either side of your garden gate.

You'll get a high-end look with a hedge along the length of your side yard. Plant them four feet apart on center. You'll measure from the center of one to the center of the next.

For faster results, order the largest size containers we have in stock. Mulch between the plants and keep newly installed hedges weeded until they grow together and touch.

They are incredible background plants with a useful spreading form. Let their good looks support plants with showy blooms and unique forms.

#ProPlantTips for Care

Plant in either full sun, or give them afternoon shade in the warmer areas. They'll need at least four hours of direct sunlight a day.

Dwarf English Laurel loves humusy, rich, slightly acidic soil. Add a few handfuls of compost to the backfill soil during planting. You'll want to add a three-inch layer of pine bark or pine straw over the roots.

Keep them watered, so their root systems remain damp. This is critical for success while the plants are young, and in times of extended drought.

Prune after flowering. You'd hate to miss the fragrant white flowers! At that time, you can control their size and to keep them trim and tidy. A manicured Dwarf English Laurel looks fabulous.

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