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Bay laurel

Bay laurel

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Bay Leaf Trees for Sale

Laurus Nobilis - Sweet Bay

Bay Laurel (Laurus nobilis), also known as Sweet Bay, is a timeless classic for both gardens and containers. This handsome evergreen shrub features dense clusters of rich, glossy green leaves that instantly add a refined, Mediterranean feel to any space. Its naturally elegant, upright form makes it a beautiful focal point on patios, decks, entryways, or in mixed plantings.

Each plant is carefully grown and shipped from our greenhouse, arriving healthy, vigorous, and ready to thrive. The foliage is thick and lustrous, holding its color year-round in mild climates and offering attractive structure even when other plants are out of season. Over time, Bay Laurel can be shaped into a compact shrub, a small tree, or even trained as a topiary, giving you wonderful flexibility in how you design your space.

This is a long-lived, premium plant that rewards a bit of patience with lasting beauty and character. Its striking green leaves, neat growth habit, and classic heritage make Bay Laurel an excellent choice for anyone looking to add a sophisticated, Old World charm to their home or garden.

View full details Growing Zones: 8-10 Light: Full/ Part Sun Height: 15' Mature Spacing: 20' Mature Bloom Color: Pale Yellow Shipped Pot Size: 3.25” Availability: Spring 2026

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• Bay Leaf Trees for Sale

  Laurus Nobilis - Sweet Bay

  Bay Laurel (Laurus nobilis), also known as Sweet Bay, is a timeless classic for both gardens and containers. This handsome evergreen shrub features dense clusters of rich, glossy green leaves that instantly add a refined, Mediterranean feel to any space. Its naturally elegant, upright form makes it a beautiful focal point on patios, decks, entryways, or in mixed plantings.

  Each plant is carefully grown and shipped from our greenhouse, arriving healthy, vigorous, and ready to thrive. The foliage is thick and lustrous, holding its color year-round in mild climates and offering attractive structure even when other plants are out of season. Over time, Bay Laurel can be shaped into a compact shrub, a small tree, or even trained as a topiary, giving you wonderful flexibility in how you design your space.

  This is a long-lived, premium plant that rewards a bit of patience with lasting beauty and character. Its striking green leaves, neat growth habit, and classic heritage make Bay Laurel an excellent choice for anyone looking to add a sophisticated, Old World charm to their home or garden.

• Growing Tips for Bay Laurel (Laurus nobilis) 🌿

  Light ☀️

  • Prefers full sun to part sun.
  • Aim for 4–6 hours of direct light each day.
  • In very hot climates, a little afternoon shade helps prevent leaf scorch.

  Soil & Planting 🪴

  • Plant in well-drained soil; Bay hates having “wet feet.”
  • A high-quality potting mix works well for containers.
  • If planting in the ground, loosen soil and mix in some compost for added nutrients.

  Watering 💧

  • Keep soil evenly moist while the plant is getting established.
  • Once established, Bay becomes fairly drought tolerant.
  • Allow the top inch of soil to dry between waterings, especially in containers.

  Containers & Indoors 🏡

  • Bay grows beautifully in pots—perfect for patios, decks, or sunny windows.
  • Choose a container with drainage holes.
  • If grown indoors, place in the brightest window you have (south or west-facing is ideal).

  Temperature & Hardiness 🌡️

  • Hardy in Zones 9–11 outdoors.
  • In cooler climates, grow in a container and bring indoors before frost.
  • Protect from freezing temperatures and cold, drying winds.

  Feeding 🌱

  • Feed lightly in spring and mid-summer with a balanced, slow-release fertilizer.
  • Avoid heavy feeding—Bay is a slow, steady grower.

  Pruning & Shape ✂️

  • Prune in late spring or early summer to keep a tidy shape.
  • Bay responds well to light, regular trimming and can be shaped into a shrub, small tree, or topiary.
  • Remove any dead or crossing branches to keep the plant healthy.

  General Care Tips ✅

  • Provide good air circulation around the plant.
  • Check leaves regularly for pests and rinse with water if needed.
  • With a bit of care and patience, Bay becomes a long-lived, handsome centerpiece in the garden or on the patio.

• How to Enjoy Bay in Your Garden 🌿

  1. Create a Focal Point 🌟

  • Plant Bay where you want eyes to land first—by an entryway, gate, or garden path.
  • Its glossy green leaves and upright habit make it a natural centerpiece in beds or borders.

  2. Perfect for Pots & Patios 🪴

  • Bay looks stunning in decorative containers on porches, decks, and patios.
  • Use a pair of Bay plants to frame a doorway or steps for a welcoming, classic look.
  • Combine with seasonal flowers in the same container for year-round interest.

  3. Add Structure to Mixed Beds 🌳

  • Use Bay as a “backbone” plant in perennial or herb beds.
  • Its evergreen foliage adds height, structure, and winter color, keeping the garden attractive even when other plants are resting.
  • Plant near softer, mounding plants to highlight Bay’s strong, architectural shape.

  4. Shape It Your Way ✂️

  • Keep Bay as a neat shrub for a relaxed, natural look.
  • Train it into a small tree for a more formal, elegant style.
  • Or clip it into topiary shapes (balls, cones, or spirals) to give your garden a touch of Old World charm.

  5. Create a Scented Corner 💚

  • Plant Bay where you often walk or sit—near a seating area, pathway, or kitchen door.
  • Brush the leaves as you pass to release a warm, herbal fragrance that makes the space feel cozy and inviting.

  6. Pair with Other Favorites 🌸

  • Bay pairs beautifully with lavender, rosemary, thyme, and sage in Mediterranean-style plantings.
  • Mix with colorful annuals or perennials at the base to soften the look and add seasonal color.
  • Use it in formal gardens, herb borders, or container groupings to tie everything together.

  7. Year-Round Beauty ✅

  • Because Bay is evergreen, it keeps your garden looking lush and full in every season.
  • Use it wherever you need reliable green structure—corners of beds, along paths, or as anchors at the ends of borders.

  With its elegant form, glossy foliage, and classic charm, Bay is a hard-working, beautiful plant that elevates any garden space. 🌿

Description

Bay Leaf Trees for Sale

Laurus Nobilis - Sweet Bay

Bay Laurel (Laurus nobilis), also known as Sweet Bay, is a timeless classic for both gardens and containers. This handsome evergreen shrub features dense clusters of rich, glossy green leaves that instantly add a refined, Mediterranean feel to any space. Its naturally elegant, upright form makes it a beautiful focal point on patios, decks, entryways, or in mixed plantings.

Each plant is carefully grown and shipped from our greenhouse, arriving healthy, vigorous, and ready to thrive. The foliage is thick and lustrous, holding its color year-round in mild climates and offering attractive structure even when other plants are out of season. Over time, Bay Laurel can be shaped into a compact shrub, a small tree, or even trained as a topiary, giving you wonderful flexibility in how you design your space.

This is a long-lived, premium plant that rewards a bit of patience with lasting beauty and character. Its striking green leaves, neat growth habit, and classic heritage make Bay Laurel an excellent choice for anyone looking to add a sophisticated, Old World charm to their home or garden.

Growing Tips

Growing Tips for Bay Laurel (Laurus nobilis) 🌿

Light ☀️

• Prefers full sun to part sun.
• Aim for 4–6 hours of direct light each day.
• In very hot climates, a little afternoon shade helps prevent leaf scorch.

Soil & Planting 🪴

• Plant in well-drained soil; Bay hates having “wet feet.”
• A high-quality potting mix works well for containers.
• If planting in the ground, loosen soil and mix in some compost for added nutrients.

Watering 💧

• Keep soil evenly moist while the plant is getting established.
• Once established, Bay becomes fairly drought tolerant.
• Allow the top inch of soil to dry between waterings, especially in containers.

Containers & Indoors 🏡

• Bay grows beautifully in pots—perfect for patios, decks, or sunny windows.
• Choose a container with drainage holes.
• If grown indoors, place in the brightest window you have (south or west-facing is ideal).

Temperature & Hardiness 🌡️

• Hardy in Zones 9–11 outdoors.
• In cooler climates, grow in a container and bring indoors before frost.
• Protect from freezing temperatures and cold, drying winds.

Feeding 🌱

• Feed lightly in spring and mid-summer with a balanced, slow-release fertilizer.
• Avoid heavy feeding—Bay is a slow, steady grower.

Pruning & Shape ✂️

• Prune in late spring or early summer to keep a tidy shape.
• Bay responds well to light, regular trimming and can be shaped into a shrub, small tree, or topiary.
• Remove any dead or crossing branches to keep the plant healthy.

General Care Tips ✅

• Provide good air circulation around the plant.
• Check leaves regularly for pests and rinse with water if needed.
• With a bit of care and patience, Bay becomes a long-lived, handsome centerpiece in the garden or on the patio.

Use Them!

How to Enjoy Bay in Your Garden 🌿

1. Create a Focal Point 🌟

• Plant Bay where you want eyes to land first—by an entryway, gate, or garden path.
• Its glossy green leaves and upright habit make it a natural centerpiece in beds or borders.

2. Perfect for Pots & Patios 🪴

• Bay looks stunning in decorative containers on porches, decks, and patios.
• Use a pair of Bay plants to frame a doorway or steps for a welcoming, classic look.
• Combine with seasonal flowers in the same container for year-round interest.

3. Add Structure to Mixed Beds 🌳

• Use Bay as a “backbone” plant in perennial or herb beds.
• Its evergreen foliage adds height, structure, and winter color, keeping the garden attractive even when other plants are resting.
• Plant near softer, mounding plants to highlight Bay’s strong, architectural shape.

4. Shape It Your Way ✂️

• Keep Bay as a neat shrub for a relaxed, natural look.
• Train it into a small tree for a more formal, elegant style.
• Or clip it into topiary shapes (balls, cones, or spirals) to give your garden a touch of Old World charm.

5. Create a Scented Corner 💚

• Plant Bay where you often walk or sit—near a seating area, pathway, or kitchen door.
• Brush the leaves as you pass to release a warm, herbal fragrance that makes the space feel cozy and inviting.

6. Pair with Other Favorites 🌸

• Bay pairs beautifully with lavender, rosemary, thyme, and sage in Mediterranean-style plantings.
• Mix with colorful annuals or perennials at the base to soften the look and add seasonal color.
• Use it in formal gardens, herb borders, or container groupings to tie everything together.

7. Year-Round Beauty ✅

• Because Bay is evergreen, it keeps your garden looking lush and full in every season.
• Use it wherever you need reliable green structure—corners of beds, along paths, or as anchors at the ends of borders.

With its elegant form, glossy foliage, and classic charm, Bay is a hard-working, beautiful plant that elevates any garden space. 🌿

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