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Taxus Baccata piramide

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Taxus Baccata piramideDe Taxus Baccata piramide: strak en niet te veeleisend Taxus Baccata (ook wel: venijnboom) wordt vaak gebruikt als haagplant, maar is ook uitstekend in allerlei vormen te snoeien. De piramide is bijvoorbeeld erg geliefd. Deze vormplant van Plant Delivery heeft een luxueuze uitstraling en groeit compact, zolang u voldoende snoeit. Hiermee wordt de Taxus Baccata piramide een ware blikvanger in uw tuin. Niet alleen voor u, maar ook voor de vogels: zij

De Taxus Baccata-piramide: strak en niet te veeleisend

Taxus Baccata (ook wel: venijnboom) wordt vaak gebruikt als haagplant, maar is ook uitstekend in allerlei vormen te snoeien. De piramide is bijvoorbeeld erg geliefd. Deze vormplant van Plant Delivery heeft een luxueuze uitstraling en groeit compact, zolang u voldoende snoeit. Hiermee wordt de Taxus Baccata-piramide een ware blikvanger in uw tuin. Niet alleen voor u, maar ook voor de vogels: zij doen zich te goed aan de besjes die in de herfst aan de venijnboom verschijnen. De piramide is één van de vele vormplanten die populair zijn in moderne en klassieke tuinen.

 

Spreekt de Taxus-piramide u aan en wilt u deze vormplant kopen? Bestel het gewenste aantal eenvoudig online en wij bezorgen ze aan huis.

Leverbaar van Oktober t/m mei

 

Is de Taxus Baccata-piramide een sterke plant?

Ja, de Taxus Baccata-piramide kan tegen een stootje. Bovendien klaagt hij niet snel.

  • Zonlicht: U kunt de Taxus-piramide planten in de zon, halfschaduw en schaduw.
  • Grond: De plant doet het goed in voedzame grond, zandgrond en kleigrond.
  • Temperatuur: Alle varianten van de Taxus Baccata, dus ook de piramide, kunnen tegen temperaturen tot wel -21 °C!


Waar kan de Taxus Baccata-piramide juist níet tegen?

De Taxus houdt niet van extreem droge of extreem natte grond. Geef hem na het planten dus voldoende water, zodat de grond een beetje vochtig blijft. Zorg ook dat overtollig water goed kan weglopen, bijvoorbeeld na een harde regenbui. Als de Taxus Baccata-piramide langdurig in vocht blijft staan, gaan de wortels namelijk rotten en kan de plant afsterven.

 

Hoe kan ik mijn Taxus-piramide voller krijgen?

Regelmatig snoeien is de beste manier om een volle Taxus Baccata-piramide te houden. We raden u aan om dit minimaal twee keer per jaar te doen: in de periode mei-begin juni en augustus-september.

 

Laat u gratis adviseren bij uw bestelling!

Hebt u besloten om bij ons een Taxus-piramide te kopen? Dan geven we u graag een aantal plant- en snoeitips. Neem contact op en u ontvangt binnen 1 werkdag een reactie. Plant u uw Taxus Baccata-piramide toch liever niet zelf? U kunt dit karwei altijd uitbesteden aan onze aanplantservice.

 

Veelgestelde vragen over de Taxus Baccata-piramide

 

1. Wat is een Taxus Baccata-piramide?

De Taxus Baccata-piramide is een vormgesnoeide venijnboom met een strakke, piramidevorm. Deze vormplant heeft een luxe uitstraling, groeit compact en is een echte blikvanger in de tuin. Andere populaire Taxus-vormen zijn bijvoorbeeld de Taxus Baccata bol en de Taxus Baccata kegel.

 

2. Is de Taxus Baccata-piramide een sterke plant?

Ja. De Taxus Baccata-piramide kan goed tegen een stootje en is niet veeleisend. Alle varianten van de Taxus Baccata zijn winterhard tot temperaturen van ongeveer −21 °C.

 

3. Waar kan ik een Taxus Baccata-piramide het beste planten?

U kunt de Taxus-piramide planten in de zon, halfschaduw of schaduw. De plant groeit goed in voedzame grond, zandgrond en kleigrond, zolang het water goed kan weglopen.

 

4. Waar kan de Taxus Baccata-piramide niet goed tegen?

De Taxus houdt niet van extreem droge of juist extreem natte grond. Langdurig natte wortels kunnen wortelrot veroorzaken, wat kan leiden tot het afsterven van de plant.

 

5. Hoe houd ik mijn Taxus-piramide mooi en vol?

Regelmatig snoeien is belangrijk. Voor een volle, strakke vorm wordt aangeraden om minimaal twee keer per jaar te snoeien: in mei tot begin juni en in augustus tot september.

 

6. Wanneer is de Taxus Baccata-piramide leverbaar?

De Taxus Baccata-piramide is leverbaar van oktober tot en met mei. U kunt de plant eenvoudig online bestellen en thuis laten bezorgen.

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