The wild forms of mountain-laurel produce magnificent clusters of white to rose-pink buds that open in May to form 6-inch-diameter clusters of white to pale pink, 3/4- to 1-inch flowers.

This is a perfect landscape shrub for the Poconos. Mountain laurel is hardy in zones 4 to 8 and it does have year-round beauty. It provides an evergreen touch to our winter gardens and on the ...

Mountain laurel is a relatively slow growing Zone 5 shrub and may take years to reach full size. Some of the miniatures and compact growing cultivars (Carol, Twenty) will always be smaller than ...

Get some tips on how to grow mountain laurel, a beautiful shrub that's native to New Hampshire. ... AND IT’S JUST A GREAT SHRUB FOR YOUR LANDSCAPE. IT’S VERY VERSATILE. IT IS ACID LOVING.

Speaking of mountain laurel, the name laurel is perhaps used for more different types of plants than any other. In fact, “laurel” can refer to as many as 40 different plants.

The Texas mountain laurel is a favorite full-sun landscape plant in the San Antonio area, and despite the exceptional freezes and low rainfall over the last three years, the blooms are well spread ...

Texas mountain laurel is an evergreen shrub that grows to 20 feet tall on sunny sites in the landscape. It is evergreen with shiny green leaves, and every year at this time produces purple blooms ...

We have quite a few deer. While our native mountain laurel — the plain species — is deer resistant, that ... I’d like to purchase my landscape plants accordingly. Microclimates are too small ...

While driving in the mountains of Pennsylvania, I saw some beautiful pink flowering shrubs that someone told me were mountain-laurels. They'll break your heart: mountain-laurel hard to grow in ...