Magnolia Ann is a compact shrub with large, bright purplish-red flowers. The plant is not whimsical in care and requires a minimum of your attention. In the article, you will learn how to properly care for Magnolia Ann.
Light
Choose a location for shrubs that receives sunlight - at least 6 hours a day
If the climate is very hot, plant the shrub in partial shade to protect the plant from extreme heat.
However, judging the sun leads to little flowering.
Soil
Magnolia Ann is not whimsical about the soil. Even clay soil is suitable for shrub growth.
The most important condition is a certain acidity of 5.5-6.5 pH.
You can increase the acidity of alkaline soil by adding peat.
Choose moderately moist and well-drained soil for Magnolia.
Watering
It is necessary to water the shrub 2 times a week during the first six months after planting.
Then watering is necessary only in case of severe drought.
Temperature
Magnolia Ann grows well in warm temperate climates and can withstand temperatures as low as 30 degrees Fahrenheit.
Fertilizer
Fertilize the plant from April to July.
Following these rules and recommendations, you will be able to grow a healthy and beautiful magnolia right in your garden.
