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Deutzia
Uses:
- Cottage & Woodland Gardens
- Borders
- Containers
Features:
- Dainty Flower Clusters
- Versatile Placement
- Textured Foliage
- Low Maintenance
Sunlight:
- Partial Shade to Full Sun
- 4+ Hours of Direct Sun
Growing Zones:
- 5-8
- What is My Zone?
Deutzia is a deciduous, adaptable shrub that has many uses in the landscape. Some dwarf types remain small and work well in container arrangements; others grow large and can be used for hedging or privacy screens. In spring to early summer, deutzias bloom in dainty pink or white clusters with a sweet fragrance. Some cultivars offer chartreuse foliage, as well fall color.
About Deutzia
Genus
Species
Family
Deutzia
gracilis ,hybrida ,scabra ,Nikko,longifolia
Hydrangeaceae
Common Names:
Fountain Bush,Pride of Rochester –
Native To:
East Asia, China, Japan, Korea, Himalayas
Plant Type:
Bushes
Foliage Type:
Semi-Evergreen,Deciduous
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone:
4 - 8
Flower Color:
Flower Bloom Time:
late spring to early summer
Growth Habit:
Clumping,Spreading,Upright,Mounded
Attracts:
Bees, Butterflies
Tolerates:
Heat,Humidity,Harsh Winters
Resists:
Deer,Rabbits,Voles,Moles,,Diseases,Pests
How To Use Deutzia In The Garden
Deutzia is a deciduous shrub that produces dainty, bell-shaped flowers in clusters of white or pink during spring or summer and attracts pollinators. Its dense, pointed foliage with toothed edges remains throughout the growing season, providing consistent color and texture to the landscape. Once established, Deutzia is easy to grow and requires minimal care.
Depending on the variety, it can function as ground cover or form hedges. Its adaptability makes it suitable for various landscape uses, including container planting. The shrub's versatility allows it to complement a range of garden styles and settings.
Deutzia Care
Plant Deutzia during spring or fall in locations receiving full to partial sunlight, as ample light promotes abundant flowering. Opt for moist, well-drained soil to support healthy growth. Maintain consistent soil moisture, watering when the top few inches become dry and avoiding oversaturated conditions. An annual application of balanced, slow-release fertilizer in spring encourages robust development.
Prune Deutzia immediately after flowering, as it blooms on old wood; trimming at this time preserves the next season's buds. For winter care, remove any dead or damaged branches and apply a layer of organic mulch around the base in fall to protect the roots. Potted plants need containers that drain and a rich, well-draining soil mix. Monitor soil moisture closely, as potted plants can dry out more quickly than those in the ground.
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