Chiondoxa - Ruhm Des Schnees
Chiondoxa - Ruhm des Schnees
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Chiondoxa blüht früh und wird 2 Zoll tief und 3 bis 4 Zoll auseinander gepflanzt. Die blauen Blüten werden auf 6 bis 9 Zoll großen Pflanzen getragen. Die Pflanze ist nützlich für naturalisierte Einstellungen. Ein leichter Mulch ist im Winter nützlich. Die Pflanzen wachsen in der Sonne oder im Halbschatten, aber die Blumen halten länger im Halbschatten. Jeder gewöhnliche Gartenboden ist ausreichend.
Die Zwiebeln werden im August oder September gepflanzt.
Die Zwiebeln vermehren sich schnell und werden geteilt, nachdem das Laub gereift ist.
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FAQ - 💬
❓ Does Chionodoxa come back every year?
👉 Once Chionodoxa has established itself in your garden, it will come back year after year. It's also a naturalizer, but it does need some TLC to get there. The main thing you can do to help these plants multiply is to leave them completely undisturbed: No raking or weeding and no raking of foliage in the fall.
❓ Are Chionodoxa poisonous to dogs?
👉 Is Chionodoxa luciliae poisonous? Chionodoxa luciliae has no toxic effects reported.
❓ Is Glory of the snow a perennial?
👉 One of the earliest and loveliest spring flowering bulbs, Chionodoxa luciliae 'Alba' (Glory of the Snow) is a bulbous perennial boasting loose one-sided racemes of up to 8 upward-facing, large pure white flowers.
❓ Are glory of the snow invasive?
👉 Invasive? These do spread and are not effected by broadleaf weed control so make sure you really want them in your lawn before your plant them. They can crowd out other native blooming plants in natural areas.
❓ How long do snow glories last?
👉 around three weeksSnow glories produce star-shaped flowers that can be blue, white, pink, or even lilac. The flowers last for only around three weeks, but the plants keep their green foliage until autumn.
❓ Will Chionodoxa grow in shade?
👉 Planting and Growing Chionodoxa Plant in full sun or very light shade. Suitable for under planting deciduous trees and shrubs, rock gardens and containers. Looks best when planted in large drifts or naturalised in the the border.
❓ What does the Chionodoxa flower symbolize?
👉 They are some of the most welcome sites of early spring and in the case of Snowdrops an international symbol of hope. Chionodoxa, known as 'The Glory of the Snow', and Galanthus, the much beloved 'Snowdrop', are both tiny plants which produce multiple flower stems.
❓ How deep do I plant Chionodoxa bulbs?
👉 Plant chionodoxa bulbs in autumn, 5cm deep and 5-7.5cm apart – or approximately 15 bulbs per 30cm square. Watch Monty Don planting chionodoxa bulbs in dry, hard soil.
❓ Is glory-of-the-snow toxic for dogs?
👉 Like many asparagus plants, Glory-of-the-snow is poisonous. Excessive consumption of the plant parts can cause vomiting, nausea and other symptoms of poisoning. The bulbs should be stored out of the reach of pets and children until planting.
❓ How do you take care of Chionodoxa?
👉 Chionodoxa loves the full sun but also grows properly in partial shade. These plants are grown under a deciduous tree since they bloom rather early. Position this plant in partial shade or sunny location and the Chionodoxa bulbs will reach their full potential. Recommended for USDA hardiness zone 3 – 9.
❓ How deep should you plant Chionodoxa bulbs?
👉 Plant chionodoxa bulbs in autumn, 5cm deep and 5-7.5cm apart – or approximately 15 bulbs per 30cm square. Watch Monty Don planting chionodoxa bulbs in dry, hard soil.
Autor Des Artikels: Alexander Schulz. Unabhängiger Konstrukteur und technischer Experte. Arbeitserfahrung in der Baubranche seit 1980. Fachkompetenz in den Richtungen: Bau, Architektur, Design, Hausbau.
