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- Star Magnolia: Prevent late frost damage during flowering
- It depends on the choice of location
- Tips & Tricks
Star Magnolia: Prevent late frost damage during flowering
Late frost damage to star magnolia is not uncommon. The frost usually does not seek home the leaves, but the delicate flowers. These usually appear between March and April. At this time the danger for frost is high.
It depends on the choice of location
Anyone who thinks he is doing something good for his star magnolia, if he plants them in the sun and a sheltered position, is wrong. At such sites the risk of late frost damage to the flowers is high. Already the rising flower buds could freeze and the star magnolia did not bloom at all.
Already at the age of two, the star magnolia can flower for the first time. Before planting, pay attention to the following location characteristics:
Tips & Tricks
The star magnolia is absolutely sensational in its heyday. The sea of bright white star flowers is best displayed in a single stand and against a dark background.