Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia' Sofas & Loungers_Daybeds and Sunloungers pale blue-green to grey-green leaves

pale blue-green to grey-green leaves with finely toothed margins and a slender terminal spine

The polished metal and pooled

'Klosterkötter' is characterised by its extremely slow growth rate and highly compact habit

commonly known as Norway maple

Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia' Sofas & Loungers_Daybeds and Sunloungers pale blue-green to grey-green leavesCommon name: Cherry Laurel Description: Prunus laurocerasus 'Rotundifolia' is the most widely planted cherry laurel for hedging in the UK, and for very good reason. Its fast growing, dense, upright habit produces large, broadly oval, highly glossy deep green leaves that create an excellent year round screen. In spring, it bears spikes of small white flowers attracting bees, followed by small black berries in autumn that are eagerly eaten by birds.