Pair of Large Bays
Out of stock
We're sorry we don't currently have any of these large bays in stock, but if you would like to know when we are likely to have more of these plants or would like to be added to our Wishlist, then please contact us.
Alternatively, we have a pair of olive trees, or you can find a wide selection of edible plants here.
4.9/ 5
7 reviews
Matched perfectly in height and “bushyness” over a meter tall. Also sent in lovely white galvanised buckets with rope handles. Lovely gift, my mum was so pleased.
Plants are lovely and as expected.
The bay trees were exactly as seen on the website. Equal in size and height. Excellent price when buying 2 trees.
Absolutely gorgeous. Made for a stunning gift. Thanks
Fabulous plants excellent delivery.
Great service and products
Plants arrived in perfect condition and looking healthy - a little smaller than I expected but still look great by my front door and a great price too!
These instructions are sent with the plant gift
This is the sweet bay tree - Laurus nobilis - it is normally grown outside, but young trees are quite happy indoors in winter and are very easy to care for.
If inside make sure the plant gets plenty of daylight, by putting it near a window. A cool room or a light porch is best, and it will be happiest away from any radiators.
When in a small pot, young bays will need some watering, especially if your room is centrally heated.
Repot your bay tree when it starts to get too big for its existing pot. If you have a garden, a patio or a window box then your bay will appreciate spending the summer outside. When it grows older this bay can be planted out and can grow into quite a sizeable tree. Larger trees look great clipped into a ball or pyramid. New shoots are a different colour - 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.
Problem Solving: Bay trees are very tough trees that require little maintenance. Crisp or brown leaves are the result of underwatering, give your plant a good soak and it will start to recover.
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.
