Intermediate forsythia Forsythia intermedia - cultivation, cutting

More about the plant below:

Intermediate forsythia (Forsythia intermedia)

category : shrubs

position : sun, partial shade

height : 1-3 m

frost resistance : to -25 ° C

reaction soil : neutral, slightly acidic

preferences soil : fertile, humus, sandy loam

watering : medium

color leaves/needles : green

color of flowers : yellow

shape : bushy

period flowering : March-April

seed : -

reproduction:apical cuttings, woody cuttings, layering

persistence leaves : seasonal

application : flower beds, parks, hedges, cut flowers

pace height : medium

Intermediate forsythia - silhouette Intermediate forsythia - developmental features Stand for forsythia Reproduction of forsythia Intermediate forsythia - care Intermediate forsythia - application Advice

Intermediate forsythia - silhouette

Intermediate forsythia is one of the most interesting and popular early spring flowering shrubs. Bushes cover with yellow flowers sometimes in late winter, as long as it is not frosty. The flowers are single or clustered and appear before the leaves, while the golden bells appear from March to May and are up to 3.5 cm wide.

Intermediate forsythia - developmental features

Forsythia has a wide habit formed by tall, vertically growing shoots. The shrub is a fast-growing shrub, reaching a height of up to 3 m.

Stand for forsythia

Bushes are planted in spring or autumn in a sunny or semi-shaded position.Plants prefer warm locations, but do not require winter protection.They grow well in most garden soils, as long as they maintain a constant, moderate level of moisture.

Propagation of forsythia

Forsythia can be propagated by woody shoot cuttings that are harvested in the fall or winter.The second method of reproduction is to reproduce by arching layers, this procedure is performed in the summer.

Intermediate forsythia - care

Every 3-4 years it is good to cut the old shoots down to the root.This way we keep the shrub in good he alth, which keeps it blooming all the time.Cutting should be done right after flowering, because then side shoots will start to grow, on which flowers will bloom next year. Forsythia tolerates pruning well.

Indirect forsythia - application

Shrubs look great as solitaire and can be combined into groups. They are suitable for hedges.They can be cut into cuboids (for a hedge) or balls (for flower beds).

Tip

The flowers of forsythia are a popular material for arranging Easter bouquets and centerpieces.

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