Laurowiśnia is a real garden decoration. At any time of the year, it impresses with thick, shiny leaves, and in spring it is covered with white, fragrant flowers, attracting bees and other pollinating insects. It creates dense, green walls that perfectly protect against wind, dust and noise, which is why it is one of the favorite elections for a hedge. It grows quickly, easily forms, and it tolerates urban pollution well, which makes it a good choice not only for gardens, but also park alleys. However, it is worth watching the date of its planting.
When to plant laurels? Although this can be done throughout the year, the best date is approaching
According to the planet.pl portal, Laurowiśnie is best planted early (March-Kwień) or in autumn (September-October). These are moments when the soil is still warm and moist, which promotes the rooting of the plant before the arrival of extreme temperatures. Spring planting allows the shrub to be well accepted before summer heat, while autumn provides it with a solid start before winter rest.
In addition to the appropriate date, the place is also important. The shrub grows best in partial shade or shade, in a location covered from the wind. Although he copes in different conditions, it is better to avoid completely sunny positions – too intense rays of the Słońc will burn the leaves. The ideal neighborhood for Laurowiśni are larger trees and shrubs, which will ensure its natural cover, such as: yew, boxwood, hornbeam or magnolias.
How to prepare the ground for Laurowoście? This will ensure its adequate increase
It develops best in a fertile, humus surface with a pH from 6.5 to 7.5. The soil should be well loosen and enriched with compost or distributed manure to provide laurel valuable nutrients. The hole should be wide and deep enough to make the roots freedom of growth and you have to keep between them min. 40-50 cm distance. After planting, it is worth slightly kneading the soil around the bush and water it solidly. To stop moisture, a layer of bark will work well, which will also protect the soil from drying out. Young cuttings need regular irrigation, especially when they go to the ground in warmer months, so you can’t give up watering frequently.
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Source: Gazeta
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