Laurel Rotundifolia (approx. 125-150cm) Hedge (50x)

The laurel Rotundifolia, in Latin Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia', is the most common species of laurel and is widely used for creating dense low or high hedges up to 5 meters. The leaves do not fall off and are green all year round. That's great, because it means you can also look at a beautiful green hedge during the winter. Moreover, the Rotundifolia is the most affordable among the laurel varieties. Like most other laurels, the Rotundifolia also has a flowering period. In the case of the Rotundifolia, this is in May. White flowers then appear that attract butterflies. The plumes of the flowers give way to black-red berries that are popular with birds around August. The flowers and berries will not appear if you prune the hedge plant regularly.