Thompson & Morgan Laurus Nobilis Bay Plant - 2 Pack - 100-105cm

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The Thompson & Morgan Laurus Nobilis Bay Plant 2 Pack is an ideal choice for homeowners looking to add formal structure to patios, doorways, or garden borders. These plants provide year-round greenery and aromatic, edible leaves that serve as a staple for culinary enthusiasts. While they offer excellent aesthetic value, they require consistent monitoring and protection during harsh winter temperatures to remain healthy and vibrant.
| Model Part Number | KH7249 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Thompson & Morgan |
While they are primarily outdoor plants, they can be kept in a very bright, cool conservatory; however, they thrive best with the natural air circulation provided by an outdoor environment.
Light pruning can be done as needed during the growing season to maintain shape, with a more thorough trim in late summer if required.
Laurus Nobilis (Sweet Bay) is generally considered non-toxic to dogs and cats, though ingestion of large quantities may still cause mild digestive upset.
A mulch of well-rotted compost in the spring is usually sufficient, though a balanced liquid fertilizer can be used sparingly during the peak growing season for container plants.
Move pots into a sheltered area like a shed or porch, or wrap the foliage and pots with horticultural fleece if temperatures drop below freezing for extended periods.
No, the plants are supplied in nursery containers; you will need to purchase decorative pots separately to suit your garden aesthetic.
Often a sign of overwatering or poor drainage; ensure pots have holes and allow the surface soil to dry slightly between waterings.
The plant is growing naturally; use sharp, clean secateurs to trim back stray shoots to follow the established rounded crown silhouette.
Usually caused by frost damage or drying winds; move to a more sheltered position and protect with horticultural fleece.
For optimal growth, position your Laurus Nobilis in a location that receives full sun to partial shade. If planting in pots, use a high-quality, free-draining compost and ensure the containers have adequate drainage holes to prevent root rot. During the spring, apply a layer of well-rotted compost or manure as mulch to retain moisture and provide essential nutrients. In regions prone to harsh winters, either move containers to a sheltered spot or wrap the plant with horticultural fleece to prevent leaf scorch and frost damage. Always maintain good air circulation around the crown to prevent pests and fungal issues.