Thuya western Danica - a beautiful evergreen shrub
Tuya West Danica is an evergreen decorative shrub that can decorate your site all year round.
Tuy is the western Danica. Description
Crown near the bush is spherical, reacheseighty centimeters in height. Every year it grows by five centimeters. The width is equal to the height. Tui needles have a rich emerald color in summer. After cooling they get a bronze shade. In the spring, the spherical crown of the thuya is covered with gentle short shoots. Needles of this plant have the same feature as other members of the cypress family: juvenile needles of young seedlings (no more than ten millimeters in length) are replaced with flat soft scales with age. Thuja western Danica will grow well in the penumbra, in a place protected from light. Direct sunlight is harmful to its needles.
Tuy is the western Danica. Planting and care
Within thirty days after youplanted the plant on its site, it is necessary to water it weekly and often irrigate the crown. As abundant as in the first month, thuja should be watered in arid periods. For young plants, watering is necessary at least twice a week. You need at least two buckets of water per bush. After watering the soil, it is necessary to loosen a little (shallow) and mulch with peat, loose humus, wood chips. Although in general this plant tolerates drought, as well as frost and shading. Unless the needles become less bright.
Tuy is the western Danica. Care and protection against pests
In spring, it is desirable to cut dry twigs withwintering shrub, to produce the crown. If necessary, transplant. In winter, care should be taken to protect young seedlings from winds and severe frost. This will help shelter a loose piece of burlap. Adult bushes without hibernation alone. When the soil dries up or thuja suffers a sunburn, the plant has a danger of being afflicted with a fungal disease. It can also be activated due to the winter's rebound. To treat thuja it is necessary, sprinkling it with Bordeaux liquid or cuproxate. And, of course, improving the conditions in which it is necessary to grow shrubs.