Rubus siekensis: complete guide
Rubus siekensis
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Overview
Rubus siekensis is a rare native bramble from West-Europe.
Appearance
The plant reaches 1-1.8 meters and forms a compact shrub. Flowers appear in July.
Ideal location
Grows optimally in partial shade to full sun.
Soil
Grows best on well-drained soils (pH 6.0-7.0).
Watering
Water regularly in first season.
Pruning
Responds well to modest pruning in March-April.
Winter hardiness
Very winter hardy to -20 degrees Celsius.
Closing
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