The hackberry is a very hardy and adaptable tree, capable of growing in a wide variety of soils. However, it prefers well-drained soils and sunny locations.
The hackberry is a very hardy and adaptable tree, capable of growing in a wide variety of soils. However, it prefers well-drained soils and sunny locations.
Care of the European Hackberry or Celtis Australis
Uses of Celtis australis
The hackberry tree is highly valued in landscaping for its beauty and hardiness. It is used as a shade tree, in street rows, or as a specimen tree. Furthermore, its fruits are edible and appreciated by wildlife.
Why buy a Celtis australis from our online store?
Its dark green, glossy leaves create an attractive contrast, adding a touch of elegance to any green space. Furthermore, its compact growth habit makes it ideal for small gardens or containers, allowing for easy adaptation to various environments.
A genus comprising vigorous climbing shrubs with long, more or less thorny branches. The leaves are alternate and entire, and the small, almost insignificant white flowers are surrounded by three large, vividly colored bracts that constitute their true beauty and remain on the plant throughout the warm months, from June to October; afterwards, they turn green, dry out, and become papery.
70-liter bag of professional substrate, ideal for high-yield cultivation. Composed of a balanced mix of peat, coconut fiber, and perlite, it guarantees excellent drainage, moisture retention, and aeration for optimal root development.
Palm native to the far east characterized by a solitary columnar trunk, unbranched and not shrubby at the base, covered with a dense tangle of brown fiber, which grows rather slowly, reaching a height of 10-12 m.
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