Prunus caroliniana prophouse-summer-2026 Long admired by rural foragers

Long admired by rural foragers and old-time orchardists

Grown with that in mind

small enough to fit at the back of a border or among the females themselves without crowding them

most dangerously sheep and young cattle

Prunus caroliniana prophouse-summer-2026 Long admired by rural foragersPrunus caroliniana, the Carolina cherry laurel, is a fast, dense broadleaf evergreen native to the coastal plain of the southeastern United States, from North Carolina to Texas. The glossy, deep green, finely toothed leaves and tight, upright habit make the tree one of the South's most useful evergreen screens, and the crushed foliage carries the sharp almond, maraschino cherry scent that marks the genus. In late winter and early spring the branches