The Carolina cherry tree (Prunus caroliniana), also known as the Carolina cherry laurel, is an evergreen shrub or small tree ...

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 ...

I present to you a cherry tree. All of the true cherry species belong to the genus Prunus, which is a member of the rose family. Our mystery plant — Cherry laurel, Laurel cherry, Prunus ...

Q. We have always had cherry laurel trees in our yard but saw English laurel at a garden center. Do both of them grow here in the Delta? We need to grow a thick, tall hedge. A. As with many plants ...

You know all about the fruit trees in the genus Prunus ... and are widely used in the landscape. Carolina cherry laurel is native to the South Carolina coastal plain. There, it is considered ...

Cherry trees sometimes make us think of George Washington ... All of the true cherry species belong to the genus Prunus. Cherry laurel," "Laurel cherry," Prunus caroliniana, our mystery plant ...

Q: I found your blog, Xtremehorticulture of the Desert, and am hoping you can tell me if my tree is a bay laurel. I looked at pictures of Carolina cherry trees that look similar. This tree has ...

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 ...

“We planted pleached cherry laurel trees.” Becky shared how they had previously added five £250 cherry trees across the back fence, and some little olive trees in front. She then showed her ...