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Hjortetaktræet is typically multistrain, which means that it has a very beautiful, almost graphic silhouette. The handsome figure means it is great as a solitary tree, whether it is in the great or not so great garden. The leaves are coarsely divided and has a nice fresh green color throughout the summer, and they turn yellow, orange and red in autumn. In winter, the beautiful strains bare back and adorned with long burgundy colored seed heads if parts of some varieties are used as a spice. HJORTETAKTRÆ Rhus typina The tree reaches a height of about 8 feet when fully grown, and the crown about 6 feet in width. The youngest branches are downy and forgrendet as a small antlers - hence also the name antler. If you have to point to a slightly dull disadvantage may be that the tree is a little eager to make suckers. It should of course be aware that if you are going to purchase a copy.
FACTS NAME: Rhus typina DANISH NAME: Hjortetaktræ LIGHTING: Sun / Partial Shade TOUGHER: ways of preserving food Yes SOIL: Common fertile garden soil GROWTH: multistrain SIZE: From 6-8 m FLOWERING: Yellow / green together for long distances. Blooms in June / July USE: Solitary or in groups
Yes it is an incredibly beautiful wood, we have here, and by all accounts, it takes only really hurry with the spear when there is desire to earth, we have not spread more than willing when we removed the vegetation. With Regards Anette Reply Delete
A beautiful tree. With me, it is in a corner and the crown acts as a giant umbrella. The spears are not difficult to remove. I know that there are many who avoid this tree because of suckers, but this is silly. Reply Delete
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Yes Thank you for a few days of dry weather and SOL: o) - Ugh where we have much rain, everything is wet and clammy and it is no great pleasure to come into the garden plot. So here say THANK YOU for a few days of sun ...
Autumn vegetable garden - the very last crops are now harvested. Children's small garden kit has been fine dividend this year and will soon be cleared of the past, except the strawberries. T ...
Rainy and outcome ways of preserving food of yesterday's game in the greenhouse ... - Yes then it rains again, it is not easy to get some in the garden these days. Yesterday started ways of preserving food the day with the beautiful sunny weather, luckily I got to take ...
Success with seed propagation - the most important parameter - This month is the nine years since I first got a seed catalog, from one of the great English seed companies, in their hands. One Saturday morning dumped catalog ...
GARDENS IS NOT ART - BUT IT MAY BE THE - Garden People in general are probably a group that do not often talk about art in the garden context. Yet see and hear now and then that identifies a b ...
It is a dark, windy and rainy Monday in October. - But inside is good to være.Der is on the stove, coffee in the pot and garden literature and iPad within reach. There must overcome to s ...
Before and now - the garden in October 2011 and October 2014 - A few times a year, in October and May, will my photos be studied very carefully. In October because of the anniversary of the first sod here in the garden where ...
The perfect tribute - the perfect place - So is the new shelf in place - just the right place. I've waited so incredibly long that it happened, the way to find the right have been long .....
Kitchen cabinets can then wait ..... - I should appear clean them now, in the