The mountain laurel is native to the East Coast, and has been celebrated well before becoming the state flower. In the beginning of the 20th century, it became so harvested that it was suggested ...

Mountain laurel (Kalmia latifolia) is blooming profusely now in Georgia. Its showy pink and white flowers, which bloom in great abundance, usher out spring and usher in summer.

Question: My mountain laurel is looking bad. It has lost of its leaves, especially on the lower part of the tree (it's about 7 feet tall) and many of the remaining ones don't look good — they ...

Mountain laurel, scientifically called Kalmia latifolia, blooms April through June, producing star-shaped buds in rounded clusters, followed by white to pink flowers.