Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia' Evergreen Normally one would have to

Normally one would have to wait a good many years to see a younger handkerchief tree in flower

If you are amongst the many prepared to accept that risk

The display of golden fruit is further enhanced when the dark foliage turns yellow in autumn

and although not showy

'Obelisk' offers a more upright and compact form making it highly suitable for street planting or more narrow locations

Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia' Evergreen Normally one would have toThe classic laurel used so widely for both naturalistic and formal screening. 'Rotundifolia' has a slightly rounder leaf shape but shares the glossy rich colour of the species. Attractive white flower spikes appear in spring with careful timing of pruning. Harmful if eaten. May go chlorotic (turn slightly yellow) in chalk soils, usually only until well established.