Care of the shrub Bupleurum salicifolium or Hare's ear |
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The genus Bupleurum, family Apiaceae, comprises about 200 species of perennial and annual plants native to Eurasia. Some species are: Bupleurum salicifolium, Bupleurum fruticosum, Bupleurum montanum, Bupleurum elatum, Bupleurum odontites, Bupleurum gibraltarium, Bupleurum lancifolium, Bupleurum baldense. Common name: Hare's ear. This species is native to the Canary Islands. They are evergreen, highly branched shrubs that reach 2 meters (6.56 feet) in height. The long lanceolate leaves are bluish-green in color. They produce abundant branched inflorescences with small yellow flowers. They bloom from late spring to mid-summer. They are used in borders, in borders, as isolated specimens and in rockeries. The Bupleurum salicifolium needs full sun exposure and a warm climate. Withstands light and occasional frosts. They grow in any soil that has good drainage. Planting is done in early spring. Water regularly, waiting until the substrate has almost dried. They resist drought quite well. Fertilize at the end of winter with a little organic matter. Prune wilted inflorescences. They are plants resistant to the usual pests and diseases. They are propagated from seeds sown in spring and by cuttings in summer or spring. |
Images of the shrub Bupleurum salicifolium or Hare's ear |
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