Plant species 2025, January
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There are over 100 different types of buddleia - and even more different varieties. We present the most beautiful ones to you here
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The lush blooming buddleia fits perfectly into any ornamental garden. With us you will find the most important information clearly arranged in the profile
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Since buddleia is very propagative and tends to self-sow, you should cut off spent flowers in good time
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Buddleia shows magnificent growth - Buddleja davidii can grow up to 200 cm per year. The hanging lilac B. alternifolia, on the other hand, only has 30 to 50
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If the buddleia gets yellow leaves, there are several reasons for this. Dryness is usually not one of them
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Small, compact buddleias can also be kept wonderfully on the balcony. The shrub is easy to care for and blooms profusely
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Buddleia can be grown wonderfully in a pot as long as you choose a variety that doesn't grow too large. The mini buddleia also blooms beautifully
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Buddleia is very propagative and can be propagated via seeds, cuttings, cuttings or planters
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The seeds and leaves of the buddleia (Buddleja) in particular are considered slightly poisonous, which is why people and animals should not eat the plant
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To ensure that the buddleia blooms profusely and shows he althy growth, you must fertilize it regularly. You can find out how and with what in this article
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Especially during late frost in spring, the buddleia freezes quickly. He often recovers after a radical pruning
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You can also transplant an old buddleia as long as you do this in autumn or spring
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As a shallow rooter, buddleia is easy to dig up. If you want to transplant it, don't use a spade until autumn
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Like so many garden trees, the buddleia has shallow roots, but does not spread via root runners. What you should still pay attention to
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Buddleia looks particularly beautiful when planted as a flowering hedge together with other flowering shrubs
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Not all types of buddleia are hardy. Buddleja davidii, however, can remain in the garden without any problems, but needs winter protection
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Buddleia is also occasionally attacked by diseases and pests. However, frost damage is the most common
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Buddleia is easy to implement as long as you follow a few rules. We'll tell you how best to do it
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The popular buddleia species Buddleja davidii in particular offers numerous hardy varieties that you can plant in the garden
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You cannot purchase buddleia as a classic shrub or as a standard tree. There are a few special features to consider when caring for it
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Buddleia is an easy-care and undemanding flowering plant. Only overwintering can be problematic, especially with potted plants
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Lilacs can be propagated in various ways, but not every method works for every species and variety. This is the best way to do it
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Cut the spent flowers of the lilac to avoid uncontrolled sowing. Now is the right time to prune
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All parts of the lilac plant are slightly poisonous - including the flowers. Lilac berries, on the other hand, come from black elderberry
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Lilac is a wonderful flowering plant that can stand alone, in a group or as a hedge in the garden. You can find out how to plant the shrub here
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The lilac (Syringa) has a very short flowering period: most species and varieties show their splendor between May and June
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The southern lilac is a potted plant with lilac-like flowers that comes from tropical regions. Learn more about caring for them
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Under certain conditions, you can also cultivate lilacs on the balcony. If possible, choose a variety that stays small
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Are your lilacs not blooming? In this case, there are many possible causes - we will introduce you to the most common ones
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Basically, lilacs are quite undemanding when it comes to soil. It simply cannot tolerate wet, compacted or acidic surfaces
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Brown spots on lilacs can have various causes. The lilac moth is often the cause, but fungal infections can also be a reason
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Lilac is well suited for cultivation as a bonsai, but then requires a lot of pruning. The tree is hardy and easy to care for
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The common lilac (Syringa vulgaris) is considered slightly poisonous. Lilac berries and flowers therefore come from black elderberry
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When digging up and removing the buddleia, you should always pull out the roots as well. Otherwise the plant will sprout again and again
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If the buddleia doesn't grow, there are many possible reasons. Often it is due to a location that is too dark or unsuitable soil
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To ensure that lilacs last longer in the vase, we have put together the best tips for you - including some suggestions for a colorful flower arrangement
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Lilac is great as a privacy screen, especially if you plant it as a hedge. The flowering shrub is easy to care for and grows very quickly
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When digging up lilacs, it is important to get as many roots out of the soil as possible - otherwise the plant will persistently sprout again
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If an old lilac has not been cut for a long time, it becomes sparse, bare and only produces a few flowers. You can rejuvenate it
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You should cut radically, especially young 'lilacs of the south'. This way you can achieve a compact shape. The plant tolerates severe pruning