Where do I plant the apple rose?
Easy to care for and resilient, that actually sounds good for garden owners, especially if they have little time. Before you plant an apple rose, however, you should bear in mind that this plant will remain even if you may no longer want it.
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The apple rose forms abundant rhizomes from which new plants develop and the seeds also germinate quite easily. The apple rose spreads all over the garden if you don't stop it. A so-called Rhizome barrier can help you with that.
The apple rose does not make any great demands on the soil. It is low in nutrients and grows well on sandy soil. It even tolerates a certain salt content. However, she should get a little sun, she doesn't feel comfortable in full shade, Penumbra is not a problem, it also tolerates wind well.
How do I plant the apple rose?
In contrast to many other plants, you shouldn't put too much compost into the planting hole for the apple rose. Actually, it is not necessary at all. The best time to plant is in spring or autumn. Trim back your apple rose a bit when planting. But leave a few buds on each shoot.
After planting, water the apple rose vigorously. If a longer dry period follows after planting, then water your apple rose a few more times; this is not necessary in normal weather with occasional rain.
Can I plant a hedge with apple roses?
The apple rose is an excellent one Hedge plant. Such a hedge becomes about two meters high. Place the plants about one meter apart. An annual cut is recommended.
The most important planting tips for apple roses:
- as sunny as possible
- Partial shade is also tolerated
- relatively dry sandy soil
- watering is only necessary after planting if the drought persists
Tips
If you would like to prevent your apple rose from spreading uncontrollably, then place a rhizome barrier in the soil.