Many of the nursery gardens where honeysuckle is planted are harvested and used as flowers. Plants that have passed the flowering stage are often dug up for low prices. In recent years, a large number of florists have purchased such honeysuckle, which has been meticulously preserved and trimmed to make it an excellent material for landscaping.
First, raw material selection
First of all, we must look at the growth of the plants and choose the strong growth potential and the well-developed shoots. Tree-shaped honeysuckle balls are used to grow traditional vine honeysuckle into tree-like small trees. Therefore, the seedlings with vigorous stumps and stony stems have good inherent advantages. The luxuriant honeysuckle has strong breeding ability and is easy to be shaped. It can be trimmed into balls and can be carefully carved into various forms. If possible, it is best to observe the root system. The seedlings with well-developed root systems are highly adaptable and stress-resistant.
Second, transplant planting
Honeysuckle on the soil is not high, in the proper transplantation, the survival rate of up to 98%. Honeysuckle transplants are suitable from late February to early March. In the spring, naked roots can be transplanted. The main root system should be maintained as much as possible, and the root canopy should be 8 times the ground diameter. Bare root seedlings should not be exposed to air for too long. It is best to plant them within 24 hours. After planting, the root soil should be compacted, and it is not advisable to leave joints and to pour the water first. A week or so, the roots of the soil leveled, depending on the sensation of pouring the second pass of water. Later, if it is not a drought, it can be waterless. In the rainy season, the soil ball should be taken care of. The size of the soil ball should be 6 to 8 times of the ground diameter. If the seedling is strong, it may be slightly smaller than the standard.
Third, reasonable trim
Cultivating tree-shaped honeysuckle balls is the key to proper pruning. Pruning should be carried out during the growth period, preferably in late July, early August, early September, and should not be trimmed before winter. Trimming branches is repeated several times a year, and the frequency of trimming depends on the actual growth conditions. Weed branches, dense branches, leggy branches and diseased plants with poor growth and development were cut off. Pruning should not be too heavy to keep the ball expanding. We must resolutely eradicate buds in the cadres and roots, maintain the dry form, and gradually grow thick.
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