A unique and more sophisticated Japanese laurel than the Gold Dust plant with very bright gold edges contrasting with the deep green leaves. Slow growing, making a dense shrub that brightens up a shade garden year round. Grows to about 1.5 metres high and wide. Easy to grow.
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