The mountain laurel is known for its geometric figure "reminiscent of origami shapes," a Connecticut plant expert said.

Although mountain laurel is Pennsylvania’s state flower, I rarely see it growing in our area. In fact, locally I know of just ...

With its fine fibrous root system, mountain laurel is easy to transplant. It is also a long-lived plant, with some plants reported to have 100 annual rings (indicating its age as 100 years ...

Looks like: This evergreen shrub is one of the most widely seen plants on the Shawangunk Ridge ... Fun facts: While deer browse on mountain laurel, they know when to stop. Doing so is actually ...

It may be surprising to hear then that the Harvard Gazette has called Mountain Laurel “one of the fastest-moving plants on the globe.” This is due to the plant’s very unique way of dispersing pollen.

This family of plants includes some of the most common and best-known shrubs, such as huckleberries, blueberries, azaleas, cranberries and rhododendron.Mountain laurel varies in height from 4 feet ...

THE THE BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN LAUREL. IT IS NATIVE TO NEW HAMPSHIRE ... I GUESS YOU SAID YOU DON’T NEED TO WORRY ABOUT THAT WITH THESE PLANTS. THEY’RE TYPICALLY SLOW GROWING.

Although mountain laurel is Pennsylvania’s state flower, I rarely see it growing in our area. In fact, locally I know of just one small shrub growing out of a rock formation above French Creek ...

Mountain laurel has many fine features: it will grow in sun or shade, the leaves are shiny and bright, and the delicate flowers are prolific -- usually. What I noticed as I passed through forests of ...