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European violet-willow 'Aglaia'
Also known as: Daphne willow 'Aglaia'
European violet-willow 'Aglaia' is a cultivated plant from the willow family bred for its color in the winter and spring. The male catkins, slim cylindrical flower spikes, boast a light grey in the winter, gradually turning yellow in the spring. The red-colored new shoots also differentiate european violet-willow 'Aglaia' from other plants in the genus.
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Perennial
Lifespan
8 m
Spread
Deciduous
Leaf type
5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature

Care Guide for European violet-willow 'Aglaia'

Twice per week
Water
Full sun
Sunlight
5 - 32 ℃
Ideal Temperature
Garden Soil
Soil Type
Water: Originating from temperate climates, european violet-willow 'Aglaia' thrives in moist conditions with moderate drought tolerance. It requires consistent moisture and should be watered twice a week. As a deciduous plant, european violet-willow 'Aglaia' sheds leaves in response to water availability, preparing for dormancy.
Fertilize: During the early growth of european violet-willow 'Aglaia', apply a light nitrogen fertilizer 4-5 times. Mature european violet-willow 'Aglaia' requires less fertilization; occasional potassium fertilizers can be used. Healthy leaves indicate fertile soil, and nearby lawn fertilization may eliminate the need for additional feed.
Pruning: Distinctive for its violet branches, european violet-willow 'Aglaia' thrives with early spring pruning. Key techniques involve removing dead wood, thinning overcrowded branches, and shaping for an open structure. Regular pruning enhances air circulation and promotes healthy growth. Ensure tools are sanitized for clean cuts and to prevent disease.
Propagation: European violet-willow 'Aglaia' is best propagated through cuttings taken from healthy branches with multiple nodes for optimal root growth. Maintain moisture in a well-draining medium, avoid overwatering, and use rooting hormone to enhance root formation. Once rooted, carefully transfer to larger pots or a final location to minimize shock.
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