The leaves of bay laurel are best known for their use as a kitchen seasoning, but the bay laurel plant is actually an evergreen shrub or tree native to the Mediterranean area. It has large, pointed oval leaves that are deep, glossy green in color with a leathery texture. Its natural habit is to grow into a considerable tree with multiple stems that support a dense green pyramidal canopy. But this plant willingly accepts heavy pruning, so you will just as often see it appearing as a shrub or container plant kept trimmed into a dense green mass. Potted plants are generally kept to 4 to 6 feet, while untended landscape plants can eventually grow into 60-foot trees.
| Color | Green |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Material Features | Natural |
| USDA Hardiness Zone | 3 |
| Moisture Needs | Moderate Watering |
| Sunlight Exposure | Full Sun |
T**.
Can't wait to start taking leaves for my cooking
I read bad reviews but mine was fine and it is doing well. This picture is 3 weeks old, its doing even better now.
M**E
Don’t buy
Bad buy. I followed the care instructions and took care of it but is still died. Too expensive for the plant size and didn’t last more a month
J**Y
I would not order again at that price.
For the money, I expected more than a 5 inch stick with 10 little leaves.
K**R
Nice healthy little Bay Leaf Plant
Arrived with the soil still damp despite the Texas heat and sitting in my mailbox. It seems very healthy!
M**L
Displeased
One plant was dead. The other barely surviving should never have been sent via postal service.
A**Z
no era lo que esperaba
creia que era mas grande muy caro
J**G
Dead
It died
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