Description

Yellow bush

Yellow bush, also called golden dewdrop, is an ornamental variety that makes perfect sense for garden beautification.

• Botanically referred to as Duranta erecta, its frilly purple flowers attract butterflies and catch the attention of any passer-by.
• The golden dewdrop grows fast and wild, making it a perfect addition to a casual cottage-style garden.
• Its golden berry clusters are often so weighty, they give the plant an appealing, “weepy” appearance.
• The offered plant thrives and gives its most profuse blooms when planted in full sun.
• Kindly note that the yellow bush prefers moist soil.
• It is a wonderful choice for gardeners as it is easy to grow and does not require much maintenance.

Yellow bush: Additional information

Transplanting Seedlings

• Seedlings should be removed from the main nursery by lifting with a spade and the roots carefully cut. Seedlings should never be lifted from the soil by pulling the leaves or stem.
• It is important to keep the seedlings in the shade and out of the sun and to have them planted as early as possible after removal from the main nursery.
• Once it has started growing, water the tree frequently. As long as the soil drains well, you really can’t water it too often.
• Some seedlings are heavy feeders that require regular, complete fertilizer. Look for a fertilizer that provides both the basic nutrients plus trace nutrients like boron, manganese, and magnesium.
• In the hot season, grow it outdoors and make sure you place it in a very sunny and warm spot.

What do I need to grow a yellow bush?

• Nursery flat or pot
• Coarse sand
• Pruning shears
• Paper towel
• Plastic bag
• Small dish