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- What types of Spiersträuchern are there?
- Which species of Spierstrauch bloom early?
- Which bushbushes are blooming late?
- Low growing varieties:
- Tips
Some Spierstrauch species bloom white, others pale pink
What types of Spiersträuchern are there?
There are many different species of Spierstrauch. They differ for example in the stature height and shape, the flower color or the flowering time. So every garden lover will find a bush that fits almost perfectly to his needs.
Next article Do you have to cut the Spierstrauch regularly?All Spiersträuchern have in common that they love a sunny location. Then they bloom especially beautiful and abundant. In a shady spot you can help the flower abundance with a little fertilizer on the jumps. Otherwise, the Spiere are all quite easy to maintain. They are easy to multiply and resistant to diseases and pests. The small-sized varieties are considered particularly frugal.
Which species of Spierstrauch bloom early?
The spring-spider already show their white flowers in April, as does the white-flowering bridal bear. The plum-leaved Spierstrauch flowers even from March, while the Himalayan Spierstrauch shows its pink flowers only from May. All these varieties reach a stature height of about one to two meters.
Which bushbushes are blooming late?
The low-growing varieties of Spiersträucher bloom only from June, but in part until August or even September. Depending on the species, they are a maximum of 50 to 100 cm tall. These very robust shrubs are ideal for the planting of rockeries or tubs and as ground cover, while the high-growing varieties are also used for hedges.
The white flowering Japanese Spierstrauch and the rose pans with pink flowers are also among the summer flowering varieties. In contrast, the flowering time of the two purple-flowering varieties Douglas Spierstrauch and Filziger Spierstrauch even last until August or September. Through a clever selection of different varieties, you can look forward to the whole summer long, the different colored flowers of your bushbeams.
Low growing varieties:
Tips
Plant your bush to the sunniest possible location, then it will bloom beautifully. Cut only fully flowering shoots for the vase, closed vases no longer open in the vase.