Prunus lauro. 'Schipkaensis' - Skip Laurel

Prunus laurocerasus 'schipkaensis', or "Skip Laurel", is an increasingly popular screening evergreen due to its smaller size and ability to prosper in shady situations. Skip laurels are a very attractive evergreen shrub that create beautiful hedges and provide dense screening. Although fairly insignificant, Skip Laurels do produce a fragrant white flower in the Spring. Their leaves are broad, glossy and very attractive. Skip Laurels can be used in full sun to dense shade and are fairly resistant to deer browsing.* Additional Information: Latin Name: Prunus laurocerasus 'schipkaensis' Plant Type: Shrub Shrub Type: Evergreen Exposure: Full to Part Sun Deer Resistant: Yes* Mature Height: 10-15 Feet Mature Width: 4-6 Feet Habit: Vase-Shaped Growth Rate: Moderate Recommended Spacing: 4 ft apart Hardiness Zone: Zone 6-9 Bloom Time: Spring Flower Colors: White Water Needs: Everyday initially. Once established, regular watering still needed for best performance Maintenance: Easy Pruning Time: Prune after flowering to shape in Spring Additional attribute: Bird Friendly Ornamental Berries Road Salt Tolerate Year-round Interest Fragrant Flowers Landscape Uses: Border, Coastal Exposure, Dry Shade, Hedge, Mass Planting, Privacy Screen, Urban Garden, Wildlife Garden, Windbreak, Woodland Garden   Heavy or 'Hvy' trees/shrubs is the distinction between the fullness and width of the plant. Heavy plants have been trimmed to promote the growth of the plant to be full and/or wider then the non-heavy plant.