Fothergilla Major - Große Fothergilla
Fothergilla major - Große Fothergilla
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Große Fothergilla ist ein langsamer Züchter mit einer reifen Höhe von 6 bis 10 Fuß. Die Blüten sind 3 cm lang und die Herbstfarbe ist rot und gelb. Die Blüten haben keine Blütenblätter und die Teile, die wie Blütenblätter aussehen, sind tatsächlich Staubblätter. Die Blumen werden im Frühling getragen, bevor die Blätter erscheinen. Die Pflanze mag eine kühle, feuchte Wurzelzone und einen sandigen Lehm. Außer einer gelegentlichen Ausdünnung älterer Äste ist ein kleiner Schnitt erforderlich. Die Zweige können im Herbst geschichtet sein.
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FAQ - 💬
❓ Should fothergilla be pruned?
👉 This plant is slow growing and will need a minimal amount of pruning. Pruning, however, can be very important to the overall look of the plant. Only prune in late spring after it flowers. Crossing, badly formed or damaged branches should be removed back to a main branch.
❓ Is fothergilla native to us?
👉 There are only two species of fothergillas, large fothergilla (Fothergilla major) and dwarf fothergilla (F. gardenii) both are native to the southeastern United States, but grow well in Pennsylvania.
❓ What is the smallest fothergilla?
👉 Fothergilla is a Southeastern United States native and Fothergilla x intermedia with its smaller stature can easily be tucked into any sized sunny garden....Details.
| Type: | Shrubs |
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| Zones: | 5-9 Find Your Zone |
| Soil Condition: | Normal, Acidic |
| Flower: | White |
| Patent: | Pending 'NCFI1' |
❓ Is fothergilla native to New England?
👉 Though not native to New England, Fothergilla gardenii has been an important part of many native gardens for many years, and with good reason. Fragrant white flowers bloom in early spring, attracting a myriad of native insects, and the fall color is some of the best that any shrub can offer.
❓ What can I plant near fothergilla?
👉 Dwarf fothergilla is a fine companion for shrubs such as Rhododendron periclymenoides, Leucothoe axillaris, Clethra alnifolia, Vaccinium angustifolium, and perennials such as Phlox stolonifera.
❓ Can fothergilla take full sun?
👉 Fothergilla species and cultivars flower best when sited in full sun and also develop the most brilliant fall color. However, without weekly irrigation in the heat of South Carolina summers, fothergilla may perform better in part-shade, especially morning and early afternoon sun, coupled with late afternoon shade.
❓ Can fothergilla grow in shade?
👉 Fothergilla thrives in filtered shade to full sun in USDA zones 5-8, but the best fall color is produced in full sun. It prefers moist, acidic, well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter added.
❓ Can Fothergilla grow in shade?
👉 Fothergilla thrives in filtered shade to full sun in USDA zones 5-8, but the best fall color is produced in full sun. It prefers moist, acidic, well-drained soil with plenty of organic matter added.
❓ Does Fothergilla need full sun?
👉 Fothergilla species and cultivars flower best when sited in full sun and also develop the most brilliant fall color. However, without weekly irrigation in the heat of South Carolina summers, fothergilla may perform better in part-shade, especially morning and early afternoon sun, coupled with late afternoon shade.
❓ Is fothergilla fast growing?
👉 Fothergilla species are typically slow growing shrubs.
❓ How much sun does a fothergilla need?
👉 Fothergillas prefer to be in the sun at all times, but they can thrive in just a little bit of shade. They need a medium-grade soil with a 5.0-6.0 pH and plenty of organic matter. Although they like moist soil, these shrubs do not do well in soggy locations where their feet get wet.
❓ What does Fothergilla major mean?
👉 Fothergilla major. Fothergilla major ( large witch alder, mountain witch alder) is a species of flowering plant in the genus Fothergilla, family Hamamelidaceae, that is native to woodland and swamps in the Allegheny Mountains of southeastern United States. It is a deciduous shrub growing to 2.5 m...
❓ What does a Fothergilla plant look like?
👉 It’s primarily grown for its creamy bottlebrush flowers, which are fantastically perfumed and often smelled before they’re seen. In autumn, the glaucous green leaves turn blazing shades of yellow, orange and red before falling. For best results, grow Fothergilla major in full sun or partial shade in moist, well-drained and acidic soil.
❓ What zone is a Fothergilla in?
👉 Typically 5 to 9, with some varieties hardy down to zone 4. Witch alder (so called because of its similarity to witch hazel, which belongs to the same plant family) Legend of the Fall® fothergilla.
❓ Is there a difference between Fothergilla major and dwarf?
👉 Fothergilla major with red fall color in early November. There are only two species of fothergilla in the Eastern US, large fothergilla ( Fothergilla major) and dwarf fothergilla ( F. gardenii ). The two species are almost identical, except for flower and leaf size, and overall dimensions of the shrubs.
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