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Hypericum inodorum 'Red Fame'
Hypericum
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inodorum
'Red Fame'
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Characteristics of Hypericum inodorum 'Red Fame' - Growth Characteristics: - Hypericum inodorum 'Red Fame' is a semi-evergreen shrub, a variety distinguished primarily by its red berries. - The leaves are oval-shaped, glossy, and dark green. - Yellow flowers bloom in the summer, followed by red berries in the autumn. - Propagation Methods: - Propagation is generally achieved through cuttings; new branches are cut and planted in early spring or autumn. - Using leafless branches from healthy plants and employing rooting agents increases the success rate. - Cultivation Methods: - It prefers well-drained soil, and maintaining adequate moisture is important. - As a sun-loving plant, it is recommended to cultivate it in a location where it can receive sunlight for at least half a day. - Fertilization is required regularly; fertilizers with a high nitrogen content are particularly necessary during the growing season. 4. Garden Use: - It is very popular as an ornamental plant in gardens, and its red berries provide a unique landscaping effect. - It can be used as a border plant or planted in large pots to serve as a focal point. - Major Pests and Control Methods: - The most common problems are leaf beetles and aphids. Regular observation is necessary to prevent this, and appropriate insecticides should be applied immediately if problems arise. - Additionally, caution is required as excessive moisture can cause root rot. Check the drainage condition and use a drainage agent if necessary.
Plant Family
Spindle family
Height
60~90cm
Spread
60~90cm
Colors
red
Bloom Period
July~August
Water Needs
commonly
Exposure
Sunny
Freezing Resistance
-20°C
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Hypericum
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inodorum
'Magical White'
Hypericum inodorum 'Red Star'
Hypericum
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inodorum
'Red Star'