I live in Zone 7, South Central Virginia (Petersburg). I have several bay laurels that I am training as standards. I have been bringing...Read More them into an uninsulated, glassed-in porch for the winter. However, I have seen one in Richmond, twenty-five miles to the north of here, that overwinters outdoors in the herb garden at Maymont Park. In early spring, its leaves may be frost burned and black, but it seems to recover each year. It is only about five feet tall, due to the beating it takes each winter.
I live in Zone 7, South Central Virginia (Petersburg). I have several bay laurels that I am training as standards. I have been bringing...Read More