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I would say these are meant for decoration.
Mine were Laurus Nobilis which are the ones you can cook with and are commonly sold in garden centres. It does say not to be used for coming on the label though - perhaps they are being overly cautious?
If you want a bay then go for it. I've found that the big garden centres have trees on clearance often where you get a lot of bang for your buck e.g. Homebase 70% off clearance plants.
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The growers did yeah. How else do you think places can sell established plants?
time travel! durr....
You'd be on rocky ground legally hitting the required 88mph too.....and if the flux capacitor breaks....well......
That's one hilarious autocorrect error :-)
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Haha
Iirc they need to be kept away from frost so a life in a pot to be moved indoors when it's winter looks likely. They have only grown about 3ft in 6 years so are quite slow growing.
I know exactly what some rebellious sorts are going to be getting up to when they get one of these home!
All the dirty old men going to the newsagents to buy their top shelf copy of Gardeners Weekly
Apparently tulips get those filthy gardeners going, who knew?
Thanks
Perfect page of information here about them:
rhs.org.uk/adv…251
I read that link as Nhs before I clicked on it. I thought it was going to be how poisonous they were lol.
Thanks for info.
'From 4th June'. The bay tree you found is old stock.