You will get a healthy Bay Laurel starter plant.Most images depict mature plant.Bay Laurel hedge (Laurus nobilis) descriptionAlthough not grown primarily for it flowers, Bay Laurel produces yellow flowers in spring and dark berries in autumn. Bay laurel has dark green foliage making for a lush feature and its aromatic leaves can be used to flavour a variety of dishes. Bay Laurel thrives in a sunny position in normal soil. It can handle a coastal site but should be sheltered from strong winds.Common uses for Laurus nobilis hedgingBay Laurel hedges makes a great privacy screen.Combine Bay Laurel withGrow your Bay Laurel hedge alone for a dense feature screen.Growth rate of Bay Laurel hedgingBay Laurel is slow growing and should achieve 4-8 inches per year. Laurus nobilis is ideal when kept between 3-6ft.Care advice for Laurus nobilisBay Laurel only needs a light trim once a year.