Exochorda magical springtime is a dazzling pearl bush variety also known as exochorda racemosa kolmasprit. It is a hardy upright flowering shrub native to Central Asia. Also, it has deciduous, pale green foliage and gives rise to pristine white flowers that bloom in spring and summer. The flowers are large, saucer-shaped and have multiple petals. This shrub has a distinctive, arching growth habit.
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How to Grow and Care for Exochorda Magical Springtime
Exochorda magical springtime is a great shrub to plant as it is both cold and drought tolerant, and generally free from pests and disease. It is ideal for gardens and patios and can serve as a specimen plant.
Exochorda Magical Springtime
The soil used should be fertilised before planting. Also, it can tolerate dry spells so water occasionally. It only requires extra watering during the long absence of rainfall. If grown in a container, water regularly because these tend to dry out quite fast. It doesn’t have much need for fertilisers, but you may apply an organic fertilizer once in spring.
This Exochorda variety should be pruned delicately so avoid cutting it back drastically. You can prune in early spring by cutting away broken stems and fragile branches.
Where Should I Position Exochorda Magical Springtime in my Garden?
Exochorda magical springtime will do well in either full sun or partial shade. You can expose it to sunlight in the morning to get the best foliage colour but it should be sheltered in the afternoon to prevent foliage damage. It may be positioned facing north, south, east, or west. When choosing your planting site, avoid windy spots.
What is the Height and Spread of Exochorda Magical Springtime?
Exochorda magical springtime is an average-sized shrub. It has a moderate growth rate. It reaches a maximum height of 6.5 feet and a spread of 3.2 to 4.9 feet in about a decade.
What Kind of Soil Does Exochorda Magical Springtime Need?
This lovely Exochorda needs humus-rich, lime-free soil to thrive. The soil must be free draining as well. It may be loamy or sandy or clay soil. The best pH to grow this shrub is an acidic or neutral one.
