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  • Bloomerang<sup>®</sup>Tiny Purple L
Bloomerang<sup>®</sup>Tiny Purple L
Bloomerang<sup>®</sup>Tiny Purple L
Bloomerang<sup>®</sup>Tiny Purple L
Syringa x 'SMNJRPU' Bloomerang® Tiny Purple - Vermeerdering verboden!

Bloomerang® Tiny Purple

Syringa

Love lilacs but short on space? Bloomerang® Tiny Purple naturally grows as a small rounded shrub. It’s fragrant purple blooms cover the plant in late spring. During the course of summer until early autumn Bloomerang® Tiny Purple reblooms. Due to it's small size also suitable for in a container.
  • reblooming
  • dwarf variety
  • fragrant purple flowers

Features

Season of interest:
  • 4101 bloem violet
    4101 blad groen
    spring
  • 4101 blad groen(57)
    summer
  • 4101 bloem violet(29)
    4101 blad groen(58)
    autumn
Light requirement:
  • full sun
  • semi-shade
Height:
60-90 cm
Width:
60-90 cm
Uses:
border, sunny spot, container
Pruning:
prune to shape after flowering
Frost resistance:
-30°C
Soil type:
moist, well-drained soil
Drought tolerance:
low - medium

Ordering

Your price
€ 16,95 VAT included.
715 Op voorraad
Total
€ 16,95 VAT included.
  • 2-year guarantee
  • Free shipping on orders over €150 (NL & BE)
  • Delivery within 2-5 working days
  • Plant tips
  • Care instructions
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1. Look at the label that comes with the plant or search for your plant on our website. Here you can see what light exposure the plant needs. This determines whether you should look for a sunny, semi-shady or shady spot for your plant.

2. Make sure the plant's root ball is moist before you plant it (e.g. immerse it in a bucket of water).

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3. Dig a hole the same depth as the pot, but about 2-3 times as wide.

4. Mix the soil that came out of the hole with some mixed garden soil (you can buy this at a garden centre).

5. Scoop the soil at the bottom of the hole a few times to make it nice and airy.

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6. Carefully remove the pot from the plant. 

7. Loosen the root system. You do this by running your fingers between the roots to loosen them. This is very important and ensures that the plant takes root properly.

8. Place the plant in the centre of the hole with the top of the root ball just above the surface. 

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9. Fill the hole with the mixed garden soil and press the soil around the plant firmly with your hands. 

10. Water the plant. 

11. Apply a 5-7 cm layer of mulch (soil litter), but keep the branches or trunk clear. 

Watering needs

This plant has an average water requirement. Once the plant is well established in the soil, it can tolerate drier periods.

Note! 
  1. Plants in pots always need regular watering. If the pot is in a warm or sunny spot, the plant requires extra water.
  2. Over-watering or prolonged extremely wet soil can cause root rot and thus affect the health of the plant.

Pruning information

This plant does not need pruning. You can remove any dead branches or, if desired, prune the plant into shape after spring flowering. Pruning is not necessary for optimal growth.

Want to know more about pruning?

More information

Fertilisation

Preferably add fertiliser for garden plants to the soil during planting. After that, add granulated fertiliser for shrubs once a year, in early spring.

Winter hardiness / frost resistance

This deciduous Proven Winners® plant is hardy. The plant loses its leaves and goes into hibernation and therefore needs little care in winter. The degree of winter hardiness does depend on the conditions in which the plant grows and the period. In spring frosts, this plant is vulnerable because it may have sprouted by then. 

Note!
  1. Is the plant in a pot? Then it is more susceptible to frost: put the plant in a sheltered spot and in case of frost you can protect it by covering it, for instance with old branches and/or leaves or with a protective cloth.
  2.  Other factors such as soil type, drainage, snow cover, exposure to wind, winter, precipitation (or lack thereof) and temperature fluctuations also affect a plant's winter hardiness.

For most shrubs, autumn is a good time to plant them.  It gives your plant a chance to take root and start growing ‘in line with the seasons’. Early spring is a good alternative. 

If you plant it in summer, be aware that the plant is not yet well rooted and therefore needs regular watering, especially during hot & dry periods.

Below you will find detailed instructions on how to plant your shrub.