All Ornamental Shrubs * | Aucuba Japonica Rozannie | 3L Pot

Perfect For A Small, Shady Spot. Position: Full Sun To Full Shade Soil: Any Garden Soil (Except Waterlogged Soils) Rate Of Growth: Average Flowering Period: April Hardiness: Fully Hardy Lustrous, Dark Green Leaves And Small Clusters Of Red-Purple Flowers In April And May, Are Often Followed By Large, Bright Red Berries. This Compact Japanese Laurel Is Perfect For A Small Shady Site, And Is Tolerant Of Dry Shade And Urban Pollution. It Has Bisexual Flowers, So Will Usually Produce Some Berries Without The Need Of A Pollination Partner, But If You Want An Even Bigger Crop, Try Planting It Alongside A ‘Male’ Variety. Garden Care: To Promote Bushy Growth Prune Straggly Branches In Spring. Apply A Generous 5-7Cm (2-3In) Mulch Of Well-Rotted Garden Compost Or Manure Around The Base Of The Plant After Pruning.