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Summer Cypress (burning bush)
Summer Cypress - Кochia scoparia (L.) Schrad. = Bassia scoparia.
For hedges of any configuration!
Sowing time: March.
Planting method: seedlings.
Planting seedlings: May.
Distance between plants: 60-70 cm.
A neat rounded bush (looks like a dwarf coniferous plant). Ornamental plant, 75-100 cm high, grows quickly, withstands regular shearing. The leaves are emerald green, turning red in autumn. Used as a focal plant in flower beds, for hedges of any configuration.
1,0 g = 1100 seeds.
For hedges of any configuration!
Sowing time: March.
Planting method: seedlings.
Planting seedlings: May.
Distance between plants: 60-70 cm.
A neat rounded bush (looks like a dwarf coniferous plant). Ornamental plant, 75-100 cm high, grows quickly, withstands regular shearing. The leaves are emerald green, turning red in autumn. Used as a focal plant in flower beds, for hedges of any configuration.
1,0 g = 1100 seeds.
Name: in honor of the German botanist Wilhelm Daniel Joseph Koch.
Grows wild in the south of the European part of Russia, in Crimea, the Caucasus, western and southwestern Siberia, the Far East, Central Asia, the Mediterranean, Central Europe, China, India.
A spectacular annual ornamental foliage plant. The bushes are regular, elongated-oval in shape, 75-100 cm high. The stems are erect, densely branched. The leaves are small, linear-lanceolate, tapering at the base into a petiole, emerald green, turning red with the onset of autumn frosts. The whole plant is pubescent. Tolerates pruning well. The flowers are inconspicuous. The fruit is a nut, the seeds retain their germination for 1-2 years. In cultivation since 1629.
Location: prefers a sunny location, although it can withstand light shading.
Soil: requires loose, nutritious soil, relatively drought-resistant.
Reproduction: by sowing seeds in open ground or bowls, seedlings are grown in greenhouses. Pick 1 piece into 7 cm pots with subsequent transfer to 9-11 cm pots. Planting in the ground is carried out, maintaining a distance of 20-30 cm.
Use: recommended for single plantings, small groups, hedges.
Summer Cypress, Burning Bush. Bot. syn.: Bassia scoparia.
