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Rhododendron Yakushimanum 'Kalinka'
The rhododendron yakushimanum hybrid 'Kalinka' is an outstanding variety that captivates with its beautiful flowers and its resistant nature. This hybrid combines the best properties of the kind of rhododendron yakushimanum and was bred in a targeted manner in order to be both aesthetically appealing and robust and easy to care for.
The flowers of the rhododendron yakushimanum 'Kalinka' are particularly striking. They appear in late spring and are colored rose to pink red. These intense colors make the flowers a real eye -catcher in the garden. The flowers are funnel -shaped and stand together in thick, large umbels, which creates an impressive flower floral. The combination of the strong flower colors and the dark leaves ensures a nice contrast and makes the 'Kalinka' an attractive plant in every garden landscape. Rhododendron Yakushimanum 'Kalinka' prefers a partially shaded location with well -permeable, acidic soil. Good drainage is important to avoid waterlogging, as this can lead to root rot. Regular watering, especially during dry periods, is necessary to keep the plant healthy. The mulch with bark mulch or leaves helps keep the moisture in the ground and keep the roots cool. It is important to keep the floor lime -free, since rhododendrons are sensitive to calcareous soils.
One of the outstanding properties of the 'Kalinka' is its winter hardness. It can survive temperatures up to -20 degrees Celsius, which makes it a robust choice for gardens in colder climates. This winter hardness, combined with its attractive flower, makes it a very sought -after variety among gardening. The 'Kalinka' is versatile and is ideal for various gardening applications. It can be used as a solitaire plant, in group plantings or as part of a mixed hedge. Due to its compact size and the striking flowers, it is also ideal for use in moor beds, stone gardens or as under plantation of larger trees.Flower
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