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Rhododendron Bluebell
Rhododendron Bluebell
Rhododendron Bluebell is a shrub grown for the beauty of its spring flowers. It is a species of horticultural origin, bushy, up...
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Rhododendron Bluebell is a shrub grown for the beauty of its spring flowers. It is a species of horticultural origin, bushy, up to a height of 1.80 m after a decade of cultivation. This rhododendron has an evergreen foliage, brilliant and a beautiful dark green. It brings a touch of greenery even in winter.
In May, the Rhododendron Bluebell is covered with many flowers. They are intense violet-blue, and have a white heart. The presence of a spotted macula yellow and brown brings an original touch to these flowers of great beauty. Flowering can last until June.
Rhododendron Bluebell is a shrub that is very resistant to cold, it can withstand heavy frosts (-26 ° C), making it a sturdy bush adaptable to cold climates. As a heather plant, this rhododendron prefers a moist soil, rather acidic (pH 5 to 5.5), well drained.
At the level of the situation, it is satisfied with a location in the sun or in the partial shade. To plant in isolation, with other rhododendrons or in a shrubbery of heather plants, with azaleas or pieris.
Caractéristiques
- Common name Rhododendron Bluebell
- Family Ericaceae
- Genre Rhododendron
- Number of species 500
- Category shrub
- Height 1M80
- Foliage evergreen
- Hardiness -25°C
- Blossom early May
- Color of flowers purple with brown speckled macula
- Position Sun, partial shade
- Use shrubbery - edge of undergrowth
- Soil acid
- Habit Bushing
- Earth to use heath earth
- Enemies Enemies aphid - otorhynch - cochineal - leafhopper - whitefly
- Possible diseases Possible diseases : black spots - rust disease - root rot - phytophthora - powdery mildew - desiccation - chlorosis - armillaria
- Copyright image Boland F.
- Date of last repotting 03/19
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Livraison à domicile bpost Delivery scheduled between the 2020-02-25 and 2020-02-27 |