Very showy flowers in the early spring. I use it to slightly drape over my wing walls. In good dirt mine are every bit of 3 feet tall a...Read Morend dense. The neutral comes from the fact that the branches will easily take root where they even come close to the ground. While not overly aggressive they do spread. Cutting the rooted branches back a couple of times per year takes care of this.
Had my forsythias for 4 years now. I have 8 plants in clusters around our patio, and they are beautiful in bloom, light green foliage in ...Read Moresummer, and great yellow/purple/red fall color. Extremely hardy, and fantastic for smaller spaces as they grow to just about 3 ft height. Very low maintenance required, and thrive in my clay soil regardless of weather. My favorite forsythia.
I've grown this plant for about 5 years, through several years of drought, and one heavy, extended snowy period. It is tough as nails, s...Read Moretays knee high or lower, and blooms well. I have combined it with Phlox subulata 'Emerald Cushion Blue' in front, and Spirea prunifolia 'Plena' behind for an almost effortless beautiful combination that thrives and survives with little care.
This is my favorite forsythia because it spreads like a ground cover and it has sort of a reddish fall color. I have these planted around...Read More some lilacs and it's really a nice combination.
Very showy flowers in the early spring. I use it to slightly drape over my wing walls. In good dirt mine are every bit of 3 feet tall a...Read More
Had my forsythias for 4 years now. I have 8 plants in clusters around our patio, and they are beautiful in bloom, light green foliage in ...Read More
I've grown this plant for about 5 years, through several years of drought, and one heavy, extended snowy period. It is tough as nails, s...Read More
This is my favorite forsythia because it spreads like a ground cover and it has sort of a reddish fall color. I have these planted around...Read More
Dwarf sport of 'Spring Glory'.