Liste 97+ Mountain Laurel Foundation Planting

If you have typical brooklyn clay soil in your garden you ll want to create a nurturing environment for mountain laurel by improving drainage and nutrient content with organic matter such as compost. Like most rhododendrons and azaleas mountain laurel needs soil with an acidic ph.

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You should also avoid planting under the eaves whenever possible. As part of its criminal law reform ct repealed the laurel law in 1969. They prefer part shade but will tolerate full sun. The right evergreens give a foundation planting year round structure but incorporating deciduous shrubs and perennials provides ornamental value all year long.

Mountain laurel is a slow growing shrub that reaches average heights of about 6 to 15 feet. Foundation hedge plant info. Space the shrubs 4 to 6 feet apart. Plant mountain laurel shrubs from spring after all danger of frost has passed to summer.

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