A miniature relative of Mountain Laurel, Sheep Laurel forms tall clusters of small, lavender-pink flowers along its branches in early May. A small, spreading shrub with evergreen leaves that tend to have a blue-gray cast. Prefers well-drained, acid soil. (Sun to Partial shade)
Lustrous evergreen foliage shows off clusters of intricate white to pink flowers that bloom in late May and early June. Mt. Laurel requires acid soil and blooms best in full sun to partial shade. It is the state flower of both Pennsylvania and Conneticut. Ht. 4-6 ft. (Sun to Partial shade)
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