Quel terreau pour daphné ?
Quel terreau pour daphné ?
Choisissez un mélange spécial plantes de bruyère pour votre bois-gentil, qui préfère un sol acide. Enrichissez ensuite le sol avec du compost, puis arrosez. Si vous plantez votre daphné en pot, prévoyez une bonne couche de drainage (pouzzolane ou gravier) et un substrat mélangeant terre et sable.
What is the best Daphne for winter?
- The flowers bloom in late winter and ' Aureo-Marginata' is a popular winter Daphne shrub, distinguished by its variegated leaves. Garland daphne (D. cneorum): This is a low grower, reaching less than 1 foot tall when fully mature. It's a popular choice for rock gardens and adding interest to the edging of pathways.
Which Daphne species are used for landscape cultivation?
- Of these, a relatively small number of species and hybrids are commonly grown for landscape cultivation, including D. odora, D. mezereum, D. transatlantica, and especially the Daphne x burkwoodii hybrids, which include the popular 'Carol Mackie', 'Briggs Moonlight', and 'Somerset' cultivars.
How do you take care of a daphne Daphne?
- Daphnes prefer well-drained soil with plenty of compost and a slightly acidic soil pH. Daphne shrubs thrive in moist soil. To keep the soil around them moist in summer (and to keep the roots cool), apply a three-inch layer of mulch. In the first year of growth, water your shrub several times a week.
What does a Daphne plant look like?
- Daphnes are quite attractive shrubs, producing white to light pink tubular flowers in May, followed by small red berries (drupes). The small oblong, light green leaves are evergreen in most climates, and the shrub usually forms a very nice rounded mound. Varieties such as 'Carol Mackie' are especially prized for their variegated foliage.
