Coronilla ‘Glauca Citrina’ – 3L Plant
So hard-working, Coronilla flowers intermittently outside the main winter-flowering season too.
Grow Coronilla ‘Citrina’ in your flower beds. The leaves are made of small pretty leaflets and flowers that look intricate and delicate and offer lemon-coloured flowers for so long.
Coronilla comes back year after year so you can rely on it for providing pretty flowers for your garden every winter.
How you will receive your plants:
Selected by our team of experts and sent from our nursery, you will receive your plant in a pot, ready to plant out.
Can’t plant straight away?
Place the pot in a sheltered spot outdoors and water regularly to keep the soil moist.
Planting in the ground:
Dig a hole slightly wider than the rootball of the plant. Place the plant in the hole so that it sits at the same level in the ground as it did in the pot. When backfilling, mix in a soil improver such as well-rotted farmyard manure. Firm the soil around the plant and water well.
Planting in containers:
Place them on a sunny patio with plenty of trellis for it to climb up or plant in a wall border to create a backdrop for a wonderful cottage garden planting scheme.Â
When to plant and what to expect at different times of the year
You can plant hardy shrubs, trees and perennials at any time of the year avoiding the two extremes of heat and cold. During the summer months when it is hot and dry the need for watering becomes crucial to aid successful establishment and in the winter when the soil is frozen the plants will not be in active growth either above or below ground and risk getting cold damage. The same is true on the stage or growth you can expect your plants to be delivered in and this will be directly related to the time of year and the season.
