It is an exemplary plant of the Laurel family. Its homeland is the Mediterranean basin, which grows extensively in temperate areas and does not ever leave its leaves in winter. It grows naturally in the coastal regions of our country and also decorates parks and gardens as ornamental plants. It can grow up to 6-8 m and develops as round crested and densely branched. 8-10 cm. long oval and well-known in ornamental laurel leaf-shaped, well-rounded, hard, bright upper side, with wave-like edges and alternating rows of dark green leaves. turns. The trunk of the plant, which has a round section and purple-brown, becomes woody and turns gray in time. The bay is replicated with the body cuttings.