How Do You Grow A Laurus Nobilis Bay Leaf Tree?
The Bay Leaf tree, or Laurus nobilis, is an evergreen with dark, aromatic leaves that are most often used as an herb in cooking. Although the tree can grow to soaring heights, it is easy to prune and control. The Bay tree is a popular potted tree and often kept indoors in colder climates, because it is hardy to only 21 degrees Fahrenheit. As an outdoor tree planted in your yard, you’ll find the Bay tree to be low-maintenance in the right climate. As a container-grown tree, you can also enjoy the tree’s attractive shape and fresh herbal leaves. Plant your Bay tree to the same depth as the soil mark on its trunk. The Bay laurel grows best in full sun, although it will grow in the shade. If planting a Bay tree outdoors, choose a sunny area that is sheltered from cold, harsh wind. Plant your Bay tree indoors in a pot that is 12 inches in diameter with good drainage holes in the bottom and filled with loam-based potting compost. Keep the tree in a cool room that has indirect sunlight. Be su