Prunus laur. 'Rotundifolia' (Hedging) Year-round making it very suitable for

making it very suitable for car parks and avenues

Prunus padus has deciduous

Dense head of ascending branches

They can be harvested in mid-summer

'Laciniata' prefers a loose soil and tolerates cold winters and fairly dry conditions but dislikes coastal winds

Prunus laur. 'Rotundifolia' (Hedging) Year-round making it very suitable forA glossy leaved evergreen which quickly forms a naturalistic screen or formal hedge. 'Rotundifolia' has rounder leaves. Attractive white flower spikes appear in spring with careful timing of pruning. Hardy. Great in deep shade. Easy to grow but harder to establish on alkaline or chalk soils. Harmful if eaten. H5