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Mertensia Virginica - Virginia Bluebells


Mertensia Virginica - Virginia Bluebells

Mertensia virginica - Virginia Bluebells

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Mertensia ist eine tolerante Pflanze, die blaue, glockenförmige Blüten produziert. Nach der Blüte stirbt die Pflanze bis Mitte Sommer ab und hinterlässt eine Lücke im Garten. Die Pflanze wächst 1 bis 2 Fuß hoch und ist nützlich für die Einbürgerung. Die Blütenknospen sind rötlich-violett, bevor sie sich zu blauen Blüten öffnen. Die Pflanzen wachsen an schattigen Stellen und vertragen die meisten Böden. Ein sandiger, torfiger Boden ist bevorzugt. Ist die Pflanze einmal etabliert, möchte sie nicht gestört werden.

Vermehrung ist durch Samen oder Teilung, aber Samen ist zuverlässiger. Die beste Pflanzzeit ist im Oktober oder von März bis April.

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Mertensia Virginica - Virginia Bluebells

FAQ - 💬

❓ Where do Virginia bluebells grow best?

👉 Then Virginia bluebells (Mertensia virginica) are an excellent choice to add to your landscape. Growing in USDA planting zones 3 to 8, these beautiful plants grow best in moist, well-drained, organically rich soils in part to full shade areas.

❓ Are Virginia bluebells native to VA?

👉 Virginia bluebells is a native woodland wildflower. Virginia bluebells is a native wildflower found in moist woodlands and river flood plains in eastern North America from New York to Minnesota up into Canada (Ontario and Quebec), and from Kansas to Alabama.

❓ What do Virginia bluebells attract?

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Botanical NameMertensia virginica
Flower ColorPink to Blue
Attracts WildlifeAttracts Pollinators,
Additional InformationNative to Chicago Region.
Location in Lurie GardenNorth Dark Plate, Southwest Dark Plate, Southeast Dark Plate, East Dark Plate​

❓ How tall are Virginia bluebells?

👉 one to two feetVirginia bluebells grow from one to two feet in height. Buds are small and pink. Flowers are about an inch long, blue and trumpet-shaped, formed from five attached petals. Leaves are green and oval-shaped, growing up to four inches in length.

❓ Do Virginia bluebells spread quickly?

👉 In other areas, Virginia bluebells may be considered invasive. Even in the native range, it is important to be aware of how readily this wildflower self-seeds. It will spread rapidly and form dense clumps and colonies.

❓ Will Virginia bluebells spread?

👉 Once the plants are established, they will reproduce naturally. Mature Virginia bluebell plants can self-seed and spread throughout your garden. However, this can take a long time.

❓ Do hummingbirds like Virginia bluebells?

👉 Early bloomers are important sources of food for hummingbirds, butterflies, bees, and other insects, and Virginia bluebells are no exception. Because of their long flowers, Virginia bluebells are most often pollinated by hummingbird moths and long-tongued bees.

❓ When Should Virginia bluebells be planted?

👉 Plant Virginia bluebells in the spring or fall in rich, moist soil in partial to full shade. Plants can handle a bit of morning sun. The sunnier the area, the more water the plants will need.

❓ What month do you plant bluebells?

👉 When do you plant bluebell bulbs? The perfect time to plant bluebell bulbs is in the early autumn (September/October time). Plant bulbs at least 10cm deep and 10cm apart, and make sure that the pointed end is facing upwards.

❓ Do Virginia bluebells spread?

👉 Propagating Virginia Bluebells Plants are spread by both rhizomes and self-seeding. Propagation is possible but challenging. You can propagate by seed or by division. Dig up and carefully cut the rhizomes apart.

❓ Do bluebells grow back every year?

👉 Do bluebells flower every year? Bluebells are perennials which means they flower annually. They spend the spring soaking up energy from the sunshine and store the energy in their bulb over winter, waiting to bloom again.


Autor Des Artikels: Alexander Schulz. Unabhängiger Konstrukteur und technischer Experte. Arbeitserfahrung in der Baubranche seit 1980. Fachkompetenz in den Richtungen: Bau, Architektur, Design, Hausbau.

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