Stachyurus praecox C3 30-40

Early stachyurus

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Size: Pot size leading

30-40cm

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Pot 3 ltr. (C3)

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Benefits according to our specialist

Vroege bloei met gele bloemen
Unieke, hangende bloemtrossen
Winterhard tot lichte vorst
Decoratief in borders
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Plant features Stachyurus praecox C3 30-40

Early stachyurus

Genus
Stachyurus (view all varieties)

Root type
Pot

Pot size
3 ltr. (C3)

Flowering months
March, April

Leaf colour
Yellow

Possibilities
Border, Underplanting, Edge planting, Solitary

Soil type
Voedselrijke grond, waterdoorlatend

Positioning
Semi-shade, Sun

Winter hardiness
-17,8°C / -15,0°C, USDA zone 7a

Fruit-bearing plants
Yes

Water needs
Average water

Number of plants per m²
3

Evergreen plants
No

Leaf colour
Green

Fragrant plants
Yes

Growth habit
Upright to bushy growth habit

Height at time of delivery excluding pot/clod
30-40

Mature height (cm)
300

Art. no.
1004186

Description Stachyurus praecox C3 30-40 | Early stachyurus

The Stachyurus praecox, commonly known as the Early stachyurus, is a distinctive shrub with an upright to bushy growth habit. This plant typically reaches a height of about 300 cm and is known for its green leaves, which are smooth to the touch. The leaves are not evergreen, meaning they will shed in the colder months. The Early stachyurus is relatively low-maintenance, making it a suitable choice for gardeners seeking an easy-care plant. Additionally, it produces fruits, adding further interest to its ornamental appeal. The Stachyurus praecox is a charming addition to any garden.

Key Plant Characteristics of Stachyurus praecox

Stachyurus praecox blooms in March and April with unique, hanging clusters of yellow flowers. These blooms are fragrant and attract bees.
For optimal growth, this plant prefers a sunny or partially shaded location.
It thrives in nutrient-rich, well-drained soil, which should be airy to support healthy growth.
The shrub has an upright to bushy growth habit, with green leaves that are not evergreen.
Stachyurus praecox is a decorative addition to borders and can be used as a solitary plant or in group plantings.

Garden plants like Stachyurus praecox can enhance any garden with their early blooms and attractive form.

Application of Stachyurus praecox in the Garden

Stachyurus praecox is ideal for use in borders, as a solitary plant, or for edge planting. Its upright to bushy growth habit makes it a versatile choice for various garden styles.
This plant is winter hardy to light frost, tolerating temperatures down to -17.8°C, making it suitable for USDA zone 7a.
Stachyurus praecox can be easily combined with other shrubs and perennials that thrive in nutrient-rich, well-drained soil.
The plant's greatest ornamental value lies in its early blooming yellow flowers and unique, hanging flower clusters, which attract bees.

Shrubs like Stachyurus praecox can be a valuable addition to any garden. Consider ordering this plant to enhance your garden's appeal.

Planting & care Stachyurus praecox C3 30-40 (Early stachyurus)

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Ideal placement of a Stachyurus praecox

Stachyurus praecox thrives best in a sunny to partially shaded spot, where it can enjoy nutrient-rich, well-drained soil. This shrub benefits from a sheltered location, protected from harsh winds, which helps it maintain its upright to bushy growth habit. The right spot encourages early blooming with unique, hanging yellow flower clusters, enhancing its decorative appeal in borders. Suitable for use as a solitary plant, in borders, or as underplanting, it attracts bees and adds interest to the garden. Ensuring the correct placement is crucial for its healthy growth and vibrant display.

How do I plant a Stachyurus praecox?

Soil preparation is crucial for the successful planting of Stachyurus praecox. Properly preparing the soil ensures good water drainage and provides essential nutrients. Mixing organic materials like compost into the existing soil can greatly benefit plant growth. Plants grown in pots can be planted year-round, except during frost periods. After planting, it's important to water the plants until they are well-rooted. The size of the plant at planting determines the number of plants per metre. For Stachyurus praecox, consider spacing to allow for its upright to bushy growth habit. Refer to planting instructions for more details.

Pruning a Stachyurus praecox

Stachyurus praecox benefits from regular pruning to maintain its shape and encourage healthy growth. Pruning is best done in late spring, after the flowering period, to avoid cutting off next year's blooms. Removing dead, crossing, or protruding branches helps improve air circulation and light penetration. This can also prevent potential damage from wind. Cutting back spent flowers during the blooming season can stimulate new growth and more blooms. Use clean, sharp pruning shears to make precise cuts and reduce the risk of disease. Regular maintenance ensures the plant remains a vibrant addition to the garden.

Watering a Stachyurus praecox

Stachyurus praecox requires careful watering to thrive. It prefers a generous amount of water when needed, rather than frequent small amounts. The best time to water is early morning or late afternoon to minimise evaporation. During dry, sunny periods, ensure the soil remains moist but not waterlogged. Check the soil regularly to determine if watering is necessary. Rainwater can be used as an alternative to tap water. Ensure excess water can drain away, whether the plant is in the ground or a pot. Once established, drip irrigation systems can be effective, but initial watering is essential for root development. Stachyurus praecox is not particularly drought-resistant, so consistent moisture is key.

Fertilising a Stachyurus praecox

Fertilising Stachyurus praecox is essential for its growth and vitality. Regular feeding supports its early blooming with unique, hanging yellow flower clusters. Using organic fertilisers is recommended to avoid root and leaf burn, which can occur with synthetic options. Heijnen's Organic Starter Fertilizer and Organic Maintenance Fertilizer are ideal choices. Fertilise twice a year, in spring and summer, to ensure the plant receives the nutrients it needs. The amount of fertiliser depends on the plant's size. Nutrients are absorbed when dissolved in water, so during dry spells, watering the garden helps release them into the soil for the roots to uptake.

The characteristics of a Stachyurus praecox

Stachyurus praecox, known as Early stachyurus, is notable for its early blooming period, showcasing unique, hanging clusters of yellow flowers in March and April. This shrub is not only decorative in borders but also attracts bees, adding life to the garden. Despite its delicate appearance, it is hardy to light frost, making it a resilient choice for various garden settings.

Frequently Asked Questions Stachyurus praecox C3 30-40 (Early stachyurus)

What will be the height of Stachyurus praecox?

The mature height of this plant typically reaches around 300 cm. Stachyurus praecox is known for its early blooming and unique hanging flower clusters.

What will be the width of Stachyurus praecox?

The Stachyurus praecox plant typically grows to a width of about 2 to 3 metres. Its upright to bushy growth habit makes it a striking addition to any garden.

Which soil type is most suitable for the Stachyurus praecox?

The most suitable soil type for Stachyurus praecox is nutrient-rich and well-drained. This plant thrives in a garden setting where the soil allows for good drainage while providing essential nutrients for growth.

What is the ideal positioning for the Stachyurus praecox?

The ideal location for Stachyurus praecox is in a garden spot that receives full sun to partial shade. It thrives best in nutrient-rich, well-drained soil, making it a great choice for borders or as a standalone feature. This shrub is also winter-hardy, tolerating temperatures down to -17.8°C.

What is the flowering colour of the Stachyurus praecox?

The flowers of Stachyurus praecox are yellow. They bloom in early spring, adding a bright touch to the garden with their unique, hanging clusters.

What is the flowering time of the Stachyurus praecox?

The flowering period for this plant is from March to April, showcasing its beautiful yellow blooms. Stachyurus praecox thrives in nutrient-rich, well-drained soil and can be planted in sunny or partially shaded areas of the garden.

Is the Stachyurus praecox hardy?

Stachyurus praecox is hardy to light frost, making it suitable for gardens in milder climates. The timing of frost and the plant's location, including soil quality and wind exposure, can affect its ability to withstand winter conditions.

Is the Stachyurus praecox evergreen?

Stachyurus praecox is not evergreen, meaning it loses its leaves in winter. However, it will sprout new leaves in spring as temperatures rise.

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Discover the charm of Stachyurus praecox, a delightful addition to any garden. This shrub boasts early yellow blooms in March and April, with unique hanging flower clusters that attract bees. Its upright to bushy growth makes it perfect for borders or as a standalone feature. Hardy to light frost, it thrives in nutrient-rich, well-drained soil, enjoying both sun and partial shade. Enhance your garden with this decorative gem from Heijnen.

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