Laurus consists of dioecious evergreen trees or sizable shrubs characterized by their leathery, fragrant foliage. The species produces small yellow blooms, which are succeeded by black berries on the female specimens.

Laurus nobilis 'Natasha'

Laurus nobilis 'Olivaeformis'

Laurus nobilis 'Ovalifolia'

Laurus nobilis 'Pallida'

Laurus nobilis 'Pat'

Laurus nobilis 'Pedunculata'

Laurus nobilis 'Popeye'

Laurus nobilis 'Rotundifolia'

Laurus nobilis 'Rubrinervis'

Laurus nobilis 'Salicifolia'

Laurus nobilis 'Saso's Dwarf'

Laurus nobilis 'Sicilian Sunshine'

Laurus nobilis 'Spaerocarpa'

Laurus nobilis 'Sunspot' (v)

Laurus nobilis 'Tough & Rough'

Laurus nobilis 'Verdi'

Laurus nobilis 'Waasland Creme'

Laurus nobilis 'Wenghina'

Laurus nobilis Little Laura ('Dan17')

Laurus nobilis Little Ragu ('Monrik') is a compact, upright evergreen shrub or small tree featuring fragrant, leathery dark green leaves that grow on reddish stems. In spring, it can produce dense clusters of pale greenish-yellow flowers. This plant is well-suited for shearing into formal hedges or topiary shapes and works effectively in pots and containers. The dried leaves are commonly used as a culinary seasoning.

Laurus nobilis Little Ragu ('Monrik')

Laurus nobilis clipped pyramid

Laurus nobilis f. angustifolia is an evergreen shrub or small tree that typically reaches heights of approximately 8 meters. Its narrow, willow-like leaves have wavy margins and emit a pleasant aroma, making them a popular choice for culinary uses. In spring, this plant produces yellowish-green flowers.

Laurus nobilis f. angustifolia

Laurus nobilis var. undulata

Laurus nobilis variegated (v)

Laurus rotundifolia

Licaria pucheri

Lindera comprises trees or shrubs that can be either deciduous or evergreen. They are characterized by their fragrant foliage and produce small, star-shaped, dioecious flowers that appear in axillary umbels during the spring. Pollinated female plants will later develop glossy berries.

Lindera

Lindera aggregata is a small evergreen tree, typically reaching heights of around 5 meters. Its leaves resemble those of poplar trees, featuring a glossy green surface and a glaucous underside, which is initially covered in fine golden hairs. In early spring, the tree produces clusters of fragrant yellow flowers, each measuring approximately 1 cm in diameter. If pollinated by a male plant, female specimens will bear black fruit in the autumn.

Lindera aggregata

Lindera angustifolia is a sizeable, multi-stemmed shrub that can eventually grow into a small tree. Its leaves are slender, pointed, and emit a pleasant fragrance, displaying a vibrant array of autumn colors ranging from yellow and orange to red and maroon. These leaves transition to a pale brown hue and persist on the plant until the arrival of spring. In early spring, this species produces clusters of pale yellow-green flowers, which, on female specimens, give way to glossy, round black berries by late summer.

Lindera angustifolia

Lindera angustifolia var. angustifolia

Lindera angustifolia var. glabra

Lindera assamica

Lindera benzoin is a deciduous shrub that typically reaches heights of up to 3 meters. It features upright branches and oval leaves that are dark green and emit a pleasant fragrance. In the fall, the foliage transforms to a bright yellow. In spring, small, star-like yellow flowers bloom, giving way to red berries on the female specimens.

Lindera benzoin

Lindera chienii is a spreading shrub or small tree that typically reaches a height of around 5 meters. Its narrow, dark green leaves can grow up to 15 centimeters in length and transition to shades of pale yellow and orange-red during the autumn months. In early spring, this species produces abundant clusters of small, greenish-yellow flowers arranged in large umbels. Female plants will bear bright red berries, provided they have been pollinated by a male specimen.

Lindera chienii

Lindera communis is a sizable evergreen shrub or a small tree, typically reaching heights of around 4 meters. Its leaves are arranged alternately, featuring leathery, elliptical shapes with a grey-green hue that transitions to yellow-brown as they mature. In spring, this plant produces yellow flowers in clusters, which are followed by yellow-brown berries that develop into red fruits on female plants, provided they have been pollinated by a male specimen.

Lindera communis

Lindera cubeba

Lindera erythrocarpa

Lindera glauca

Lindera kariensis

Lindera latifolia

Lindera megaphylla

Lindera meissneri

Lindera melissifolia

Lindera metcalfiana var. dictyophylla

Lindera nacusua var. nacusua

Lindera neesiana

Lindera obtusiloba is a substantial deciduous shrub that can reach heights of up to 6 meters. This dioecious species features broad leaves that are typically three-lobed at the apex, transforming into a vivid butter-yellow hue during the fall. In spring, small clusters of mustard-yellow flowers emerge on bare branches, leading to the formation of glossy, spherical berries that are reddish-brown on female plants.

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