Broom heather, heather, summer heather Calluna Vulgaris, SANDY, 10 pieces

Hardy bud heather can be used in a variety of ways in autumn and is ideal for decorating the garden, balcony or terrace as well as for modern, natural floristry. When planting in containers, you can use the remaining soil or normal potting soil. Gardengirls® Hardy Bud Heather is absolutely easy to care for. It is enough that the plants are watered in autumn and winter only when necessary. They do not need to be fertilized in the fall. The buds last a long time, well into winter. Bud heather is native and therefore hardy and hardy. In the spring you can also plant the plants from the containers in the garden. We also have a few care tips for you: Gardengirls® Winter-hardy bud heather needs a sunny – at most slightly shady – location. An acidic soil with good drainage is important for further development. The pH value that may be too high can be reduced by adding bog bed soil or bark humus. In April, the shoots are cut back to just below the old buds. The plants are then lightly fertilized, either with horn shavings (1 tablespoon/plant) or with a complete mineral fertilizer (1 heaped tablespoon/m²)

Characteristics:

• hardy , Unlike most other bud bloomers, this variety grows wider than tall.
• Maximum growth height: 0.20 to 0.30 m
  
• Growth width: 30 to 40 cm
• Quantity: 10 pieces
• Offered seedling - on the photo/ approx. 15 - 20 cm.
• Soil: on all acidic, nutrient-rich to moderately nutrient-poor sandy, peat and moor soil
• Flowers: Bell-shaped, in profuse, upright racemes, budded, pure white
• Flowering period: from early September to November
• Leaves: yellow-leaved, opposite, 1-3mm long, acicular and scale-like, yellow,
• Species: broad, unusual, packet-like
• Location sunny, semi-shady
• hardy , Unlike most other bud bloomers, this variety grows wider than tall.
• licensed variety

Plants very well protected during transport, sent in pots.