Jardin moderne, soleil partiel, zone 6

🌿 Liste des plantes

• Fétuque bleue Festuca glauca ↻ Introuvable ? Demandez Carex de Pennsylvanie (Carex pensylvanica) ou Cheveux d'ange (Nassella tenuissima). ×5
• Pistachier de Chine Pistacia chinensis ↻ Introuvable ? Demandez Arbre à perruque américain (Cotinus obovatus) ou Orme de Chine (Ulmus parvifolia). ×1
• Abélia Abelia x grandiflora ↻ Introuvable ? Demandez Leucothoé (Leucothoe fontanesiana) ou Houx glabre (Ilex glabra). ×1
• Bambou sacré Nandina domestica ↻ Introuvable ? Demandez Apache Plume (Fallugia paradoxa) ou Mahonia à feuilles de houx (Mahonia aquifolium). ×1
• Pérovskia Perovskia atriplicifolia ↻ Introuvable ? Demandez Vernonie 'Iron Butterfly' (Vernonia lettermannii 'Iron Butterfly') ou Liatride à épis (Liatris spicata). ×5
• Genévrier de Chine 'Spartan' Juniperus chinensis 'Spartan' ↻ Introuvable ? Demandez Myrique de Pennsylvanie (Morella pensylvanica) ou Japanese Plum Yew (Cephalotaxus harringtonia). ×1
• Spirée Spiraea japonica ↻ Introuvable ? Demandez Épine-vinette de Thunberg (Berberis thunbergii) ou Sumac aromatique (Rhus aromatica). ×1
• Thym laineux Thymus pseudolanuginosus ↻ Introuvable ? Demandez Orpin à six angles (Sedum sexangulare) ou Orpin 'Cape Blanco' (Sedum spathulifolium 'Cape Blanco'). ×5

💧 Liste d'entretien

Arrosage et fertilisation pour chaque plante. Avec votre propre projet, vous recevez aussi des e-mails d'entretien hebdomadaires et un Companion pour poser vos questions.

• Pistachier de Chine

  For the first two growing seasons, check the root ball twice weekly and water deeply when its upper 2–3 inches are dry, typically every 4–7 days initially and less often as roots spread. Once established, water deeply only during prolonged dry weather, roughly every 2–4 weeks in hot, rainless conditions. Fertilizer is rarely needed; if a soil test identifies a deficiency, apply the recommended fertilizer in early spring at the labeled tree rate.

• Abélia

  During the first growing season, water deeply when the top 1–2 inches of the root ball dry, usually once or twice weekly without sufficient rain. Once established, water during extended dry spells, generally every 1–2 weeks in hot weather rather than keeping the soil constantly moist. Apply a light dose of balanced, slow-release shrub fertilizer in early spring at the labeled rate; omit it if growth is already vigorous.

• Pérovskia

  For the first 6–8 weeks, check soil twice weekly and water thoroughly when the top 1–2 inches dry, allowing the soil to dry between waterings. Once established, Russian sage generally needs water only during extended drought, approximately every 2–3 weeks in hot, rainless weather. It rarely needs fertilizer; skip routine feeding, since rich fertility encourages weak, floppy growth.

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