Laurel

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Discover our exclusive collection of plants from the Laurel family, plants with luxuriant charm that will bring a touch of elegance and greenery to your interior. Laurels, known for their evergreen foliage and their ability to purify the air, are ideal for those looking to create a healthy and calming living space. Easy to care for, they require moderate watering and exposure to indirect light, making them perfect for all plant lovers, whether beginners or experienced. Among our flagship varieties, discover the Oleander, with its magnificent flowers which bring a touch of color all year round, and the Cherry Laurel, appreciated for its dense and shiny foliage. Let yourself be seduced by the beauty and ease of maintenance of our Laurels. Click through our collection to bring a breath of fresh air to your home.

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Laurel selection guide for your garden

Choosing your laurel depends on your landscaping project. The oleander offers generous, colorful flowering, ideal for sunny flower beds. The bay laurel combines decorative appeal and culinary use, perfect near the kitchen. For hedges, choose cherry laurel or Portuguese laurel, with dense, evergreen foliage.

Consider your garden's exposure: laurels generally appreciate sun or partial shade. Adult size is also crucial: some varieties can reach several meters in height. For small spaces, opt for compact varieties or plan regular pruning.

Everything you need to know about laurels

Characteristics of different varieties

Laurels form a diverse family of shrubs with varied properties. Laurus nobilis (bay laurel) stands out for its aromatic leaves used in cooking, while Nerium oleander (oleander) captivates with its spectacular flowering. Prunus laurocerasus (cherry laurel) excels as a hedge plant thanks to its rapid growth and dense foliage.

Optimal growing conditions

Laurels adapt to many soils, but prefer well-drained and fertile soil. A sunny to partially shaded exposure suits most species. Cold resistance varies by variety: bay laurel tolerates -15°C, while oleander requires winter protection in cold regions.

Planting and maintenance

Plant your laurels preferably in autumn or spring. Dig a hole twice as wide as the root ball and amend the soil with compost. Regular watering is essential in the first year. Annual pruning after flowering maintains their shape and stimulates growth.

Garden uses

Versatile, laurels integrate into all garden styles. As a loose or trimmed hedge, they offer privacy and wind protection. In flower beds, they structure the space with their evergreen foliage. Some varieties can also be grown in containers to decorate terraces and balconies.

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Questions fréquentes

What is the best time to plant a laurel?

Planting is ideally done in autumn (October-November) or spring (March-April), avoiding frost periods. These seasons allow optimal root development before summer or winter stress.

Are laurels toxic?

Oleander is indeed toxic in all its parts and must be handled with caution. Conversely, bay laurel is edible and widely used in cooking. Always verify the species before any use.

How to prune a laurel correctly?

Prune after flowering for oleanders, or in late winter for other varieties. Use clean, disinfected pruning shears. Remove dead wood, open up the center, and shorten branches according to desired shape.

What spacing should be respected between plants for a hedge?

Space laurels 80 cm to 1.5 m apart depending on the variety and desired effect. For a dense hedge quickly, plant closer (80 cm). To allow natural development, opt for 1.2 to 1.5 m spacing.

Do laurels resist drought well?

Once established, most laurels tolerate summer drought well. Oleander is particularly resistant. Nevertheless, occasional watering during very dry periods promotes beautiful flowering and dense foliage.

Can you grow a laurel in a pot?

Yes, many varieties can be grown in containers. Choose a pot at least 40 cm in diameter, with drainage holes. Use quality potting soil and water regularly. Annual pruning limits development according to available space.