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Japanese Kerria, Kerria japonicashrub of the family Rosaceae
Use: Japanese Kerria is a nice hedge shrub. Its similar flowers in yellow bobbles make a nice shrub which it will be also possible to plant insulated or in group. Propagation: Japanese Kerria suckers and it is enough to separate suckerses at the end of summer or autumn. Variety Kerria japonica ' Pleniflora ' is sterile, and can therefore propagate only by cutting or by weaning of suckerses. Varieties with double flowers are sterile. Advices of planting: Japanese Kerria can be planted in autumn or winter. Maintenance: remove suckers in surplus. Prune slightly after spring blossoming so that it produces new flowers in autumn.
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