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How to Grow Bay

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Below are general guidelines for growing bay plants including plant height to enable you to plan exactly where to place them when growing amongst other plants.

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Plant Height

Various - can grow up to 15m�

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Sowing Seed

Not Recommended

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Growing� in Pots

Buy a pot grown specimen and place outdoors in in a sunny sheltered place. Re-pot into larger pots as necessary.�

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IMPORTANT - Make sure you buy sweet bay plants from reputable suppliers as most other laurels are poisonous.

Harvesting

Pick individual young leaves from all over the plant.

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Uses

Goes�well with meat dishes especially stews, casseroles and meat pasta sauces. Used in Bouquet Garni.

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