Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia' Evergreen matching the shoots of the

matching the shoots of the tree

Good pollinator

One of the first trees to awaken in early spring

and although not showy

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

Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia' Evergreen matching the shoots of theThe 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.