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- Almond tree: no rarity in Germany
- Enchanting characteristic
- 3 golden rules for magnificent prosperity
- And when the frost comes unexpectedly?
- Tips & Tricks
Almond tree: no rarity in Germany
Once he came to us from the Far East. Today, he is an indispensable part of any garden. The charming spring blossom seduces the hobby gardener every year.
Enchanting characteristic
As soon as the last snow remains have disappeared, not only small spring flowers will enchant the still gray world. The almond tree joins with playful flowering from the end of March as well. Its typical, soft pink hue delights many a nature lover. A seductive scent is in the air.
Especially in the moderate wine-growing regions of Germany, the almond blossom attracts many people into nature. Hardly a garden can miss the almond tree. The most common are sweet almonds. Gladly in this country ornamental almond trees enrich the environment with their charm.
In Germany, the cute almond tree reaches an incredible height of up to 9 meters. Thus it serves not only as a spring-like feast for the eyes, but rather as a valuable shade donator in the summer. The delicate leaves decorate the garden atmosphere in a pleasant way.
3 golden rules for magnificent prosperity
And when the frost comes unexpectedly?
With unexpected, frosty neighbors must be expected in Germany especially during the transitional seasons spring and autumn. Hobby gardeners need to know that almond tree roots and shoots are very vulnerable. Especially with young plants, temperatures around zero degrees Celsius can already cause great damage.
In contrast, a short but crisp frost gives the beautiful spring blossoms an extra dose of shine.
Tips & Tricks
When buying a young almond tree, a focus should be put on winter hardiness. Caution is especially required for Mediterranean imports. These are usually not hardy.