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Name Exochorda x macrantha 'The Bride'
Price Available on Request
Colourswhite
SizeHeight:2m/6ft
Spread: 3m/10ft
AspectNeeds full sun or partial shade.
CareWill grow in any fertile moist but well drained soil, . They will tolerate any soil type except for the shallowest chalky soils (which is likely to cause the leaves to turn yellow). You should cut back the flowered shoots (when they have finished flowering), to strong buds or young lower growths. If the plant is mature, you can encourage new growth by pruning one in three older branches back to the base, every few years.
Uses-Specimen feature plant
-As part of a mixed bed/border
-cottage/informal garden
-Fragrant garden
DescriptionThese deciduous shrubs have graceful arching branches, that are covered in fragrant white blooms from late Spring to early Summer. They flower at about the same time (if not slightly earlier) than Spring flowering Magnolias), but their flowers are not as frost sensitive, so this plant is a great choice if you live in a frost prone area. Fully hardy.