Prunus laur. 'Rotundifolia' (Hedging) Osmanthus armatus Its small size makes it

Its small size makes it an excellent choice for smaller spaces or rock gardens

alder-like leaves that unfold red tinted

Great in borders or a solitaire specimen piece

cracking into an attractive platelet pattern

exceptionally pretty in spring when new growth unfurls red

Prunus laur. 'Rotundifolia' (Hedging) Osmanthus armatus Its small size makes itA glossy leaved evergreen which quickly forms a naturalistic screen or formal hedge. 'Rotundifolia' has rounder leaves. Attractive white flower spikes appear in spring with careful timing of pruning. Hardy. Great in deep shade. Easy to grow but harder to establish on alkaline or chalk soils. Harmful if eaten. H5