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They grow well with rhododendrons azaleas and other plants that need acidic well drained soils. Mountain laurels can be used as foundation plants mass plantings and for woodland planting.
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The perfect plant for your shade garden. Mountain laurel is lovely as a compliment to rhododendrons and azal. They prefer part shade but will tolerate full sun.It may be used for a hedge or as foundation plant. Avoid windy areas if possible especially in the northern part of the hardiness range. Mountain laurel will grow in usda zones 5 to 9 in deep shade to full sun but it does best in moderate to partial shade.
Plant them in soil that is cool moist but well drained and acidic in ph. It is more or less common throughout the mid atlantic except in the outer coastal plain of va where it is infrequent. Space the shrubs 4 to 6 feet apart.
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