The cherry laurel routinely grows 20 feet tall and can max out at around 40 feet high. However, it's not the impressive dimensions that make the cherry laurel worth noting for those roaming around ...

What’s yours? Q: When we bought our home, the front yard was already landscaped and I recently found out that one of the bushes is a cherry laurel tree. I’m concerned that it may be harmful to ...

Cherry laurel leaves do not smell like cherries ... I would prune the longest stems of your young pomegranate bush in half to encourage side growth. But how you’re suggesting it will work.

The bush-cherry plant hails from East Asia, with its seed containing the medicinal substances long prized by herbalists from exotic outposts like Inner Mongolia and northern China. What does it do?

Development of bush cherries began in Canada in the 1940s and resulted in a variety marketed as the Mongolian cherry. During the 1980s crosses were made between the Mongolian cherry and the ...

of the purpose or origin of the nectariferous glands on the back of the leaf of the cherry laurel. Mr. Darwin (“Origin of Species,” sixth edition, p. 73) says: “Certain plants excrete sweet ...

Daniel Docking, the PCA’s invasive weed control technical manager, said two species, cherry laurel and Japanese rose, are of particular concern. While both plants are attractive fast-growing ...

THE nectariferous glands on the back on the leaf of the cherry laurel (vol. xiii. p. 107) are present also, I believe, in all the Drupaceæ. The position is not in all cases the same; but when the ...