Laurus nobilis Baby Bay - Dwarf Bay Laurel
- Mature size: 1-2m tall / wide.
- Recommended spacing for hedging: 0.5-1m apart.
- Ideal growing conditions: Full sun to partial shade.
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Growth rate: Slow to moderate
Uses
Pot plant, small topiary, small gardens, short formal hedge, herb garden, Mediterranean-style gardens.
Noteworthy
Evergreen, aromatic leaves, culinary uses, hardy, low maintenance.
Tolerant
Pruning, drought and frost once established, coastal conditions.
Colour/Growth Form
Light to dark green glossy leaves; compact growth; small yellow flowers. Dwarf Bay Laurel is perfect for culinary enthusiasts and gardeners seeking aromatic foliage. This versatile plant enhances any garden with its evergreen presence. Ideal for cooking or as a stylish formal garden element.
What is Laurus Nobilis Baby Bay?
A popular choice for chefs and gardeners alike, Dwarf Bay Laurel brings Mediterranean flair to your garden. Known for its aromatic leaves, it's suitable for growing in pots or as part of a structured hedge. This plant provides both aesthetic and practical benefits, making it a must-have.
How to Care for Laurus Nobilis Baby Bay
Dwarf Bay Laurel thrives when planted moist, well-drained soil with regular watering. Use a slow-release fertiliser during the growing season to promote lush foliage. Prune annually for shape and to encourage new growth. This hardy shrub adapts well to various Australian climates, making it easy to maintain.
