Though most people know Cherry Laurel for its luscious, evergreen foliage, it also showcases intricate creamy-white flowers in Spring, that are then followed with red berries- making it look lovely and festive during the Winter. These berries are loved by the birds, too! It is the ideal species for reducing noise and wind, or as a privacy screen, as its thick foliage can easily create a dense barrier.
Instant Impact Prunus laurocerasus Rotundifolia hedging will look best as a standalone hedge, but you can always plant with other Laurel varieties if looking for a mix- though it does have quite a spreading habit, so the space you do have will likely be filled up very quickly and easily by Cherry Laurel.
Please note, all parts of the Cherry Laurel (including leaves/berries) are toxic to both humans and animals when consumed. Though the plant does not hold much attraction to pets/children, it is particularly advised to avoid planting near livestock. If you are concerned about your pets and children, it is best to choose Bay Laurel (the only non-toxic Laurel).