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The bluebell tree will bloom from April
When does the bluebell tree bloom?
If you have a young bluebell tree, then you need a little patience until you can admire the first flower splendor. It blooms only at the age of about six to ten years up to 40 centimeters long panicles.
The buds begin their paulownia in the fall, so you should be careful when pruning or cut before budding. Although at least the older bluebell tree is hardy, the flower buds are endangered by harsh winter or late frosts.
The essentials in brief:
Tips
Prune your paulownia relatively late in the year, then pay attention to the bud's approach for next year. If you cut too radically, then your tree will not flower, or only sparingly.