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BERBERRY

SKU DGT0293227

Избери период за изплащане и виж месечната вноска

Месечна вноска Обща сума за плащане ГПР Лихва Банка

Description

  • Barberries are widely distributed mainly in the mountainous regions of the Northern Hemisphere and have about 170 species, some of which have been introduced into cultivation.
  • Barberries also differ in size - from large shrubs three metres tall to dwarf ones no taller than 30 cm.
  • Barberry is a versatile plant; it is suitable for hedges, borders, group and single plantings, rock gardens and mixed borders. An impressive variety of cultivars. They occur both as "dwarfs" and as "giants", with a wide palette of leaf colours and varying degrees of leaf shape. This same shrub, a group quite undemanding to difficult environmental conditions, easy to shape, is landscaped and forgotten, and lends itself excellently to hairstyles and cornices.
  • Growing barberry
  • The most important thing is to plant them immediately in light, on a dry plot with well-drained soil. Ideally, a planting hole should be dug beneath them to a depth of 40 and a diameter of 50 cm, after preparing it as follows: pour into the bottom of the bucket of compost, 1 teacup of superphosphate and 2 cups of ash. The fertilisers are mixed with soil and watered. After planting, the soil under the barberry, as, incidentally, within other trees and shrubs, is compacted and, if desired, mulched with peat.
  • Caring for the plants is minimal and consists of pruning, which is usually carried out in the first half of June. You may periodically fertilise the seedling: in spring, nitrogen fertilisers, so that it grows actively at the start of the season; then once every three weeks, complex fertilisers; from the end of July, nitrogen fertilisers should be excluded from feeding and only phosphorus and potassium applied, once every two weeks. If the weather is dry and hot, watering is necessary.
  • The most important care includes trimming the shoots, which will lead to a pleasant thickening of the bush. During the procedure, old or damaged shoots are cut out, while young ones are left. Such a cut makes it possible to rejuvenate the barberry. During pruning, we can try to shape the bush, giving it an attractive form.

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