American Umbrellaleaf - Diphylleia cymosa (Care, Characteristics, Distribution, Images)

American Umbrellaleaf

American Umbrellaleaf blooms in the late spring and is native to the United States. Also known as the Diphylleia cymosa, it is an ornamental plant that mostly grows in deciduous forests in America.

Scientific classification

Species

American Umbrellaleaf (Diphylleia cymosa)

Buttercups, poppies and allies

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Perennial

Lifespan

Herb

Plant Type

Spring, Summer

Bloom Time

60 cm

Plant Height

40 cm

Spread

Green

Leaf Color

5 - 35 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Spring, Summer

Growth Season

Slow

Growth Rate

Images of American Umbrellaleaf

Care Guide for American Umbrellaleaf

Every week

Water

Partial sun

Sunlight

5 - 35 ℃

Ideal Temperature

Garden Soil

Soil Type

Water: American Umbrellaleaf originates from Eastern North America's moist woodlands, thriving in consistently moist soil with moderate drought tolerance once established. Water weekly to maintain moisture levels. Typically grown outdoors in shaded areas, it benefits greatly from natural rainfall during the growing season.

Fertilize: For american Umbrellaleaf, use balanced fertilizers bi-monthly during spring and summer for growth and flowering, adjusting dosage for indoor plants. Reduce fertilization in fall and stop in winter. Water american Umbrellaleaf before fertilizing to protect roots and enhance nutrient absorption, avoiding root burn.

Pruning: American Umbrellaleaf has broad leaves and ornamental blooms. Prune in early to late spring to remove dead stems and shape the plant, promoting healthy growth and air circulation. Regular pruning prevents diseases and enhances american Umbrellaleaf's vitality and aesthetic value in gardens.

Propagation: American Umbrellaleaf is an herbaceous perennial with large leaves and white flowers, thriving in moist woodland gardens. Propagation through division of rhizomes in early growth stages promotes healthy establishment, allowing gardeners to expand their collection or rejuvenate overcrowded clusters while preserving unique characteristics.

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