Five-rod tamarisk P9(0.5L)

Five-stamen Tamarisk (Tamarix ramosissima) – Elegant Shrub with Pink Flowers

The five-staminate tamarisk (Tamarix ramosissima) is a unique shrub or small tree that impresses with its delicate pink flowers. Native to Central Asia and the eastern regions of Europe, tamarisk is an excellent choice for gardens that need a plant that is more resistant to harsh environmental conditions.

Key characteristics of the five-stamen tamarisk

Flowers

• Colour: Delicate, pink flowers.
• Inflorescence habit: Flowers appear on thin twigs in the form of paniculate inflorescences.
• Flowering time: Blooms in summer, when other plants have already faded, adding to the attractiveness of the garden.

Height and Size

• Plant type: A shrub or small tree, growing to about 3-4 meters in height.
• Shape: Tolerant to harsh conditions, with nicely branched, slender branches.

Cultivation requirements

Position

• Preferences: Grows best in sunny positions, where it will have the right amount of light.
• Tolerance: It tolerates drier locations well, so it is great for planting in gardens prone to drought or in places with a lot of sun.

Soil

• Soil Type: Tolerant to a variety of soil types, including poor and dry soils.
• Salinity: Resistant to salinity, which makes it an excellent plant for coastal gardens or areas with high air pollution.

Care

• Watering: Tamarisk is a drought-tolerant plant, but in the first period of growth, it is worth providing it with adequate soil moisture.
• Frost resistance: It is fully frost resistant in the Polish climate, which makes it an easy plant to grow, resistant to winter conditions.
• Pruning: The plant does not require frequent pruning, however, it is recommended to remove dead twigs after flowering.

Application of the five-stamen tamarisk

• Gardens: Ideal for ornamental gardens, including naturalistic, urban and seaside gardens.
• Urban plantings: Thanks to its resistance to air pollution, it is perfect for cities and roadside plantings.
• Fences: Can be used to create natural fences or hedges.
• Borders: The plant blends well in borders, especially in the company of other plants with a lower habit.

Advantages of the five-stamen tamarisk

• Hardiness: It is resistant to drought, air pollution and salinity, making it ideal for more difficult areas.
• Long flowering: Prolonged flowering in summer, which makes it attractive for many months.
• Low maintenance requirements: The plant is easy to grow, does not require intensive care.

Plant Specifications

• Flower pot: 0.5 liters
• Age: 2 years old
• Frost resistance: Yes