How to Grow and Propagate Chinese Fringe Flowers ?
Chinese fringe blooms are hardy bushes that do not really need much care. These witch-hazel bush relatives can survive a wide range of light, soil, and moisture conditions. Despite Chinese fringe flowers being resistant to pests and diseases, they seem to be susceptible to common pests such as spider mites and diseases such as anthracnose, mildew, and root rot. Although healthy bushes can rebloom at any period throughout the growing season, Chinese fringe blooms in the midst of spring. This shrub is evergreen in warmer areas, while it is considered a perennial in colder regions. Chinese Fringe is a drought-tolerant plant. In addition, they often go on without water for days in a row. Almost any type of trimming will not harm the plant. Several gardeners prune these into bushes and sometimes even fences, whereas others let them develop into trees. There’s no need to feed the fringes, however, if plants seem in need of extra attention well before the springtime blooming rush,...