Zhuzhou Loropetalum -

(Loropetalum chinense 'Zhuzhou Fuchsia')

Shrubs


Other Common Names: Chinese Witch Hazel, Chinese Fringe Tree, Chinese Fringe Flower
Family: Hamamelidaceae Genus: Loropetalum Species: chinense Cultivar: 'Zhuzhou Fuchsia'
Zhuzhou Loropetalum
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John Heider

John Heider · Gardenality Genius · Zone 9B · 25° to 30° F · Comment About Planting
Loropetalum prefers moist, but well drained, rich humusy, acidic soil, but it seems to adapt to less than ideal conditions. They flower best and have the attractive leaf color when planted in full sun. They will tolorate some shade, but in more than 50 percent shade the plant will be less stricking than in the sun.
Before planting add generous amounts of organic humus into the planting soil to prevent root rot which can occur when roots are wet constantly. This can be a problem in poorly-draining clay soils. Be sure to set the plant so that the root ball is right at or just above ground level then add a layer of mulch to help top layer of soil from drying out and keep shallow roots cool in warmer weather.

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John Heider

John Heider · Gardenality Genius · Zone 9B · 25° to 30° F · Comment About Feeding
Fertilize the Loropetalum in April or after spring blooming and again in June to encourage growth. Use a slow-release ballanced tree and shrub food. Follow the directions on the package, but apply the fertilizer lightly. Water in well so as not to burn shallow feeder roots.

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