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Forsythia Intermedia Lynwood Gold

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Forsythia x intermedia 'Lynwood'
Forsythia x intermedia ‘Lynwood’

Forsythia Intermedia ‘Lynwood’ is really the star of the genus and Forsythia ‘Beatrix Farrand’ is one other  the better known varieties.

These are deciduous small shrubs grown for the masses of yellow flowers on arching stems in late winter to early spring.

The green foliage that follows is an added feature.

Related to the Olive tree Forsythia are a wonderful plant for the garden border and are equally at home as a feature shrub. And those wonderful yellow flowers in late winter to early spring make it well worth a place in the garden.

Forsythia Gold Clusters is a dwarf variety that reaches just over 1 metre in height.

Care and Pruning

Remember that these shrubs will reach a height of over 3m and need a little space. Growing well in full sun to part shade Forsythia are hardy and frost tolerant.

A natural growth habit will look great, however left unpruned, Forsythia Intermedia Lynwood can get a little out of hand. So how do we prune to get that natural look.

Commence by pruning on a regular basis, remove and dead or damaged growth, and then up to 1/3 of the oldest (tallest) growth at the base each year. This way the you are continually regenerating the bush.

How about a really old Forsythia that is totally out of hand ? Either treat this the same way, or be brutal, and cut it right back the ground all in one go.

The best time to prune, before new growth commences close to the end of winter. This allows you to have a clear view of the structure of the plant. And maybe follow up with a light trim after flowering

Forsythia Intermedia Lynwood are available for sale from the following nurseries and growers


White House Nursery
WHITE HOUSE NURSERY - Jess Exiner & Peter Harris
412 James Lane, Fern Hill VIC. 3458 - Phone 0419002651
Large range of Rare plants, Climbers, Bulbs, Perennials Fruit Trees, Ornamental Trees and Shrubs. Available both Retail and by Mail Order 
www.whitehousenursery.com.au
MUSKER'S at BROUGHTON HALL Rare Plant Nursery - ph 0417056110
125 Palmer Rd Jindivick 3818
Open Thursday - Sunday 10am - 4pm
Specialising in growing and selling Rare and Unusual Trees, shrubs Perennials Bulbs and Climbers, a unique nursery with amazing stock.
www.muskersbroughtonhall.com.au
Yamina Rare Plants
Peter Teese's YAMINA RARE PLANTS phone : (03) 9752 0035 m: 0438 520035
82 David Hill Rd Monbulk (Opposite Vika Ave)
Japanese Maple and Magnolia specialists, Wholesale and Retail. Large range of other deciduous and evergreen ornamental trees and shrubs.
www.yaminarareplants.com.au
Fuchsia from Brenlissa Fuchsias
BRENLISSA FUCHSIA NURSERY -PH 0438393578.
862 Midland Highway Mount Rowan Vic 3352
We offer over 245 varieties of Fuchsia, tubestock, pots, baskets and standards. Mail order specialists. Open 7 days by appointment.
www.brenlissaonlinenursery.com.au
Perennial plants
PERENNIALLE PLANTS - phone: 0427077798 
52 Rodd St Canowindra NSW 2804
An online nursery specialising in drought and frost tolerant perennials and fragrant, edible and herbs.
www.perennialle.com.au

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