In autumn, the bluish-green leaves turn a vibrant yellow before dropping to the ground, revealing the silvery flower buds that formed throughout the summer.
In early winter, the paperbush's reddish-brown bark and rounded structure create an attractive focal point in your garden.
Where to Plant Paperbush To get the most out of your paperbush, plant it where it will receive protection from the midday sun. Choose a spot with slightly acidic to neutral pH soil.
How and When to Plant Paperbush The best time to plant a new paperbush shrub is in spring or autumn. This allows enough time for the plant to develop new roots before the heat of summer or a winter freeze.
Dig a hole slightly shallower than the depth of the rootball and as wide as possible to allow roots to grow into the surrounding soil.
Paperbush Care Tips Paperbush is a low-maintenance shrub that thrives in partial sun and moist, well-drained soil.
Light Paperbush prefers bright filtered sun throughout the day or direct morning sun with protection from the more intense afternoon sun.
Soil and Water Plant paperbush in well-drained soils with a slightly acidic to neutral pH. Regular watering is essential
Temperature and Humidity Paperbush tolerates heat and humidity but needs protection from direct sunlight.
Pruning Avoid aggressive pruning, as it can weaken the plant
How to Propagate Paperbush The easiest way to propagate paperbush is by digging up a root sucker and transplanting it to a new location. Another option is to take stem cuttings in summer.