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Decorated Christmas Bay makes a perfect table top tree Christmas bay pyramid Close up of decorated Christmas Bay tree
Decorated Christmas Bay makes a perfect table top tree

Christmas Bay

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This funky bay tree makes a great alternative Christmas tree for indoors or out. A great gift to brighten up the home the decorations can be removed after the festive season and the bay tree will continue to grow and provide bay leaves for cooking all year round.
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A great way to add festive cheer to a table or office desk, these cute bay trees are grown into a pyramid shape and will arrive ready decorated, making them a quick and simple Christmas tree for when space is limited. You can even add some fairy lights if you wish. Perfect for a for an office desk, side table or Christmas table decoration. Would you prefer a plain bay? We have bay pyramids without decorations too.
65cm tall including a 1.5L pot
1 x Bay Pyramid   + £0.00
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5 Stars 4.9/ 5 13 reviews
James Shepherd, Dec 26
5 stars

Super Plant

Lorna Parker, Dec 26
5 stars

Excellent gift, the recipients were thrilled

Diana Rickman, Dec 23
5 stars

Wonderful my mum was delighted with her plant. Great service and product as always. Thank you

Fiona, Dec 14
5 stars

A lovely plant happily received and as it was in the picture!

C.M.P. Turner, Dec 03
5 stars

It's a sweet little bay tree, perfect for my parents who aren't up to putting up a Christmas tree this year. They were very happy with it. It was healthy and prettily decorated.

carolyn Whitlock, Dec 25
5 stars

what a treat, perfect Xmas in a box

Karen Rutter, Dec 22
5 stars

The recipient summed it up "It's just beautiful!!"

Penny Brass, Nov 30
5 stars

Perfect as described. Everyone very pleased.

Sandra, Dec 29
5 stars

Beautiful and healthy delighted with my purchase.

Customer, Dec 28
5 stars

I did not see the Christmas bay tree, but my client was delighted and sent a photo. I was pleased to see it was a large plant and a suitable quality for a great client gift. The bay tree was shaped like a Christmas tree and decorated, so very seasonal. I chose this gift both for this reason and because it could also be enjoyed for many months afterwards too.

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Care Instrictions

These instructions are sent with the plant gift

This is the sweet bay tree Laurus nobilis which produces savoury leaves for cooking. Bay leaves add a wonderful savoury flavour to soups, stews and meat dishes – put the washed leaves in the dish whole but remove before serving.

Long term these bay trees are best grown outside, young plants are happy indoors for a few weeks but do need to be kept in a bright, cool room away from any heating source.

When looking for a spot outside for your new bay, make sure your plant gets plenty of daylight, you can keep them in a pot or plant out in the ground, they do well in most soils and hardy in all but the coldest of UK winters. If especially cold your plant will benefit in being covered in fleece for short periods or moved to a sheltered location.

Bay trees are quite slow growing but if allowed, will grow to full size trees in about 30 years. To encourage healthy growth, repot your bay tree about once a year in the spring time. To keep their shape, you may also want to give them a haircut at the beginning and end of the growing season.

Problem Solving:

Problem solving:

Bay trees are very tough trees that require little maintenance.

In the spring and summer your plant should begin to put on new leaves, don’t worry if they are a lighter colour than the existing leaves, they will colour up over a few weeks.

New shoots are more tender than established branches and may droop if exposed to hot or cold temperatures, ensure they are fully watered and try to keep in a frost-free temperature until the young leaves have matured and changed colour.

Crisp or brown leaves are the result of under watering, give your plant a good soak and it will start to recover.

More Information

Bay Tree

Scientific Name:Laurus Nobilis

Sometimes also known as the "bay leaf tree" for obvious reasons.

Small white flowers in spring

Young bay trees will be happy inside on a kitchen window sill but once they grow larger they will look great on a patio or planted into the garden. Bay trees are traditional topiary trees and can be clipped and shaped into a great variety of shapes.

http://www.herbexpert.co.uk/cooking-with-bay-leaves.html

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