Coronilla (Coronilla)

Coronilla

Coronilla are late bloomers, producing clusters of flowers from late fall to early spring. This makes them popular plants in windy or coastal winter gardens where the hardy plants can grow in sunny locations. The flower clusters produce a sweet scent in warm sunshine and give the plants a crown-shaped appearance when in bloom.

Scientific classification

Genus

Coronilla (Coronilla)

Family

Legume

Order

Legumes, milkworts and allies

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Evergreen

Leaf type

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Species

Shrubby crownvetch Rush-like scorpion vetch Dwarf coronilla Yellow crown vetch Mountain coronilla Glaucous Scorpion-Vetch Glaucous Scorpion-Vetch

Care Guide for Coronilla

Every week

Water

Water: Coronilla thrives in consistently moist conditions and prefers weekly watering. It benefits from well-draining soil that mimics its native habitat, avoiding extremes of high humidity or aridity, to maintain optimal health without becoming waterlogged.

Propagation: Propagation of coronilla can be achieved through seed sowing, cuttings, or division. Key factors for growth include adequate light, stable temperatures, and well-draining soil. Protect seedlings from frost; challenges like seed dormancy may arise. Follow steps for each propagation method for successful establishment.

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