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Forsythia viridissima - forsythia (forest bush)

Forsythia viridissima - forsythia (forest bush)

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Altezza della pianta: 3-8pm cm
Genus of about 7 species of mostly deciduous shrubs, found in the open woodlands of eastern Asia, with only one species native to south-eastern Europe. Forsythia verdissima is a deciduous shrub with an erect habit up to 2-3 m tall, much branched with light green lanceolate leaves, up to 15 cm long. At the end of winter and beginning of spring, before the leaves appear, it produces numerous bright yellow flowers, 3 cm wide, single or occasionally grouped, which completely cover the branches.

Pedoclimatic needs

Grow in fertile, moist but well-drained soil, in sun or partial shade. Due to the beauty of its very early flowering, it is widely used in parks and gardens for hedges as single specimens or to create spots of color together with other bushes.

Botanical Information

Botanical Name: Forsythia viridissima

Family: Oleaceae

NB: you will receive the plants in a container without a pot. If you need to understand how to best decant your sockets, watch the video in this link , or choose pots and soil from the Pots and Soils collection .

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Informazioni essenziali

Calendario

  • Periodo fioritura
Informazioni stagionali
Interesse stagionale Fioritura
Durata fioritura Breve (2-4 settimane)
Colore fioritura Giallo
Informazioni generali
Tipo di pianta Arbusto
Utilizzo Arbusto isolato
Resistenza Resistente al freddo
Esposizione
Esposizione Pieno SoleMezz'ombra
Orientamento consigliato SudEstOvest
Terreno
Terreno Ricco di sostanza organica
pH del terreno Neutro
Drenaggio Ben drenato
Innaffiature
Acqua Media
Fogliame
Fogliame Deciduo
Colore e motivi del fogliame Verde
Dimensioni
Altezza massima raggiunta Bassa (1-3 m)
Larghezza della chioma a maturità Stretta (1-3 m)

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