[Liste] 95 Caryopteris Winter
36 48 x 48 wide. Fertilize in early spring by applying a slow release fertilizer specialized for trees and shrubs.
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Its tidy upright growth habit and profusion of flowering spikes make it an essential part of the summer landscape. Noteworthy characteristics opposite toothed leaves and small blue flowers from late summer to autumn. One of the best blue mist spirea varieties dark knight has the deepest blue color of them all. Roots are winter hardy to usda zone 5 but top growth is only reliably winter hardy to usda zone 7.Caryopteris is slow to leaf out in the spring but don t panic it is hardy at least down to usda hardiness zones 5 9. Here in michigan we should consider it a woody perennial since the amount of spring dieback will vary with the severity of the previous winter. Caryopteris is a flower shrub that is preferably planted in fall or spring and even in summer if purchased in a container. Season for planting caryopteris.
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