Lonicera nit. 'Maigrün' (honeysuckle) – 48 plants, Ø9 cm, 10–25 cm high
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Lonicera nit. 'Maigrün' (honeysuckle) in a set of 48, straight from the grower to your garden. The plants are in Ø9 cm nursery pots and are approximately 10–25 cm tall. Honeysuckle blooms with beautifully scented flowers, especially in the evening, and attracts butterflies and bees. A boon for biodiversity: bees and butterflies find plenty of nectar here.
Characteristics
- Indoor or outdoor: Outdoor plant – for garden, balcony and terrace
- Botanical name: Lonicera nit. 'Maigrün'
- Also known as: honeysuckle
- Quantity: 48 plants
- Pot size: Ø9 cm
- Height at delivery: approx. 10–25 cm
- Flowering period: June–September
- Position: sun to partial shade
- Winter hardy: yes
- Watering: water regularly during the first summer; a climbing plant in a pot needs daily watering during warm periods
- Beautiful on: fence, pergola or wall, pot on balcony or terrace
- Bees and butterflies: attracts bees, bumblebees and butterflies
Care
Plant a climbing plant about 30 cm away from the wall, where the soil stays moister. A layer of mulch around the base keeps the roots cool. Need fertilizer? Check out our tips on plant nutrition.
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