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Prunus laurocerasus ‘Caucasica’(English Cherry Laurel) - 3/4 stem (140-160) Pleached
Prunus laurocerasus ‘Caucasica’(English Cherry Laurel) - 3/4 stem (140-160) Pleached
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Cherry Laurel ‘Caucasica’ – A Fast-Growing and Versatile Evergreen
Prunus laurocerasus ‘Caucasica’ is a highly adaptable and fast-growing evergreen shrub, making it an excellent choice for both hedging and specimen planting. It is well known for its dense, glossy green foliage, which provides year-round interest and effective screening.
Ideal for Hedging and Screening
Cherry Laurel ‘Caucasica’ forms a tall, upright hedge with narrower, more elongated leavescompared to other varieties, offering a more structured and elegant appearance. It thrives when regularly trimmed, and for a neat hedge, we recommend shaping it with shears to maintain its desired height and density.
Growth Rate and Maintenance
This variety is fast-growing, typically adding 30–60 cm (1–2 feet) per year in optimal conditions. For a well-maintained hedge, prune once or twice during the growing season (spring and summer). If grown as a specimen shrub, it benefits from occasional shaping in line with pruning guidelines such as those set out by the RHS for Group 9 plants.
With its hardy nature, lush foliage, and strong growth, Cherry Laurel ‘Caucasica’ is an excellent choice for those looking to create a dense, attractive, and resilient hedge or specimen plant.
Product details
- Height of 2.7
- Clear stem height of 140-160cm
- Clear stem girth 10-12cm
- 150cm wide x 120cm height frames
- Evergreen
- White flowers in spring
- Red berries in Autumn which turn to black in winter
- Green dense glossy lance shape leaves
- Leaves and berries may be harmful if eaten
Growing conditions
- Hardiness -15 degrees Celsius (Good across the UK).
- Exposed or sheltered
- Alakine, neutral or acidic soil (plant with Multi purpose)
- Full sun, partial shade
- Can grow in chalk, sand, clay and loam conditions
- South, west, North and east facing
- For queries regarding different frame sizes and stem girths, please contact us at Info@hctrees.uk
