Bay Laurel Trees, Lollipop & Pyramid Plants They contrast beautifully with the

They contrast beautifully with the young bronze-tinged foliage that matures to a dark green

but it tends to drop its leaves in harsh winters in the North and Scotland

are cider apples that have been left behind by the mainstream cider industry

Its shaggy fronds of bright evergreen foliage have a softness not found amongst most conifers

Bay Laurel Trees, Lollipop & Pyramid Plants They contrast beautifully with theVariety: Bay Laurel, to make your front and back doors welcoming Common name: Bay, sweet Bay, Bay laurel Latin name: Laurus nobilis Type: Evergreen Trained shapes: Lollipop, pyramid and spiral, 100cm to 160cm Size it holds: Whatever you clip it to, for as long as you keep clipping Left uncut: Reaches 7. 5m and more, but that takes decades Growth rate: Slow to moderate Hardiness: Hardy (H4). Cold wind scorches the leaves long before cold alone does